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Hello,I'm looking for someone that can make me DRAGON LORE that will run on the XP system. I'm no good with the DosBox method but my wife bought Stone keep here that installed on her XP os with no problem but we can't find Dragon Lore and she enjoyed that RPG game years ago.I have the 2 disk game but can't get the DosBox method to work. Would be glad too pay someone to do this.
THanks
This question / problem has been solved by DukeNukemForeverimage
I do not have the game but maybe this could help you? Stop video and pay attention to the settings on text screens.

Edit: Also on page with that video I found this example below. CD drive is letter F, instructions for DosBox.
To install:
* Mount C C:\
* Mount F F:\ -t cdrom
* F:
* Install
To run:
* Mount F F:\ -t cdrom
* Mount C C:\
* C:
* CD DRAGON
* TALES
Post edited November 25, 2011 by Lexor
You can also try D-Fend Reloaded, it's a graphic environment for DosBox with an option to install also from CD. Never used it, so I don't know how well it works. In the menu go to "Profile" and then "Install from source media". Then choose "Install from CD Drive" and see what's going on ;-).

http://dfendreloaded.sourceforge.net/index.html?lang=en

Edit: While you install the game you maybe want to try to make an cd-image, so you don't need the cd for playing the game anymore. You can use cd-burning programs like nero or imgburn, but there is also an option in D-Fend for this. Before installing the game go in the menu to "Extras"/"Image Files"/"Create ISO Image from CD". I guess he will ask you where to save your image file, maybe you will create a special folder for it (don't use the desktop, I guess d-fend will not move the file and keep it there). After this do the steps described above except you choose "Install from CD Image" at the end. Again, I never done it this way, so no guarantee it really works. The nice thing is that after installing you can create a backup of your installation and you don't need to do all this stuff again the next time.
Post edited November 25, 2011 by DukeNukemForever