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04-05-2006, 06:19 PM
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1. Turn off _EVERY_ non-essential program running in Windows. Be it MSN, firewall, antivirus... whatever else you've got running in the background (but remember to disconnect the network cable - so that your machine won't get virus'ed or hacked)
2. Increase the number of cycles in DosBox. That's described - in detail - in the readme file.
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