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[Japo]

Try running another executable called setup, install, setsound, or something like that. Set to Sound Blaster 16 (or earlier), IRQ 7 DMA 1

Originally Posted by Japo

If a game's lacking sound, chances are that it's not DOSBox's fault, but because we need to configure the game itself. Hardware interfacing was a pain in DOS compared to Windows, and every single game must be informed on where to find our sound board (not our computer's real one, but the DOS-compatible "virtual" one that DOSBox "emulates"). Some very old games ask it every time they're started, whereas most not-so-old DOS games include a separate configuration program that allows us to save the information so we don't have to enter it more than once. This program is usually called SETUP, INSTALL, SETSOUND or something like that.

[gumball1979]

Originally Posted by Japo

Try running another executable called setup, install, setsound, or something like that. Set to Sound Blaster 16 (or earlier), IRQ 7 DMA 1

That worked. You guys are a great help. One last question for now. The game only opens in a windowed mode. Any way to get it full screen?

[Mighty Midget]

Originally Posted by gumball1979

That worked. You guys are a great help. One last question for now. The game only opens in a windowed mode. Any way to get it full screen?

Alt-Enter toggles full screen on/off. Alternatively, open the config file and edit the full screen line to change the default.