I don't know what to tell you. This is kind of embarrasing... :sweatdrop: I don't know why, but yesterdey evening the text was suddenly visible! :surprised: I have no clue as to why. I can't think of any settings that I would have changed... I had already tried disabling DirectDraw acceleration, but …

I've gotten Interstate '76 running on my Windows XP machine*. I'm running the basic, old, barebones version, to the best of my knowledge, which I've updated with the 80 MB Gold pack update (supposedly updates from v. 1.0 -> 1.2 if I do remember correctly). Anyway it does add Direct3D support to the …

Well... my mad rush at school is basically over for now. So let's get back to the issue at hand. The X-drive is the physical hard drive where I installed the game from DOSBox (mounted the folder X:\Oldies\Adventure as C and the DT created virtual drive as a CDROM that had the iso-image of CD1 …

I will. I'll try to find the time to do that this evening. FYI I'm still using DOSBox 0.63 (waiting 'patiently' :sly: for the next version of D-Fend). If you are using the new 0.65 version of DOSBox, there might have been changes in how this disc swapping is done. If you are running DOSBox on Linux, …

Ok. I triead your save game and got it to work after a bit of work... True enough the previous instructions I wrote didn't work for this game. After some time of trials and errors with a dash of forum searching thrown in, I realized that I hadn't updated the directory cache after switching images in …

Hmm... I just quickly tried Legend Mission Critical and disc swapping worked like a charm like I described. I've got Harvester as well (not installed though) and have tested that it works but I can't remember whether I was required to swap discs during my testing... Haven't had time to play it …

You might want to try this: 1) Download DAEMON tools. http://www.daemon-tools.cc 2) Make ISO images (or another format supported by DAEMON tools) of your game CD's with the program of your choice. 3) Mount the image of the install CD with DAEMON tools. 4) Mount the virtual CD-ROM/DVD-ROM drive …