Boxer v1.3.1 is released. Boxer is a Mac version of DOSBox emulator. It aims to make it easy emulation of DOS with a simple configuration. This software provides a robust emulation of DOS games with DOSBox. It launches programs. exe,. com and. bat from the explorer Finder. It creates self-sustaining packs of your games to start with a simple click. He chose a file DOS games to use as the hard disk drive C: \. It also supports drag and drop.

Boxer v1.3.1 Changelog:

Improvements: You can now paste non-ASCII characters, such as most European accented characters, into DOS programs that support them. Gravis Ultrasound audio emulation now correctly supports stereo. Tweaked Cmd-key handling to avoid inadvertent DOS keyboard input when pressing one of Boxer’s hotkeys. Simplified error messages when importing Windows-only and Mac-only games. If you close the program panel yourself it will now stay closed in future when starting up at or returning to the DOS prompt. The “Close window after exiting” option is now gamebox-specific rather than user-specific, so it will apply for everyone who runs that gamebox. Bugfixes: Fixed volume being muted by default (whoops). Fixed mounted drives not getting persisted correctly if you quit by using the EXIT command. Fixed bug with “Close window after exiting” option where the window would close immediately if you launched the default program from the program panel. Added missing keyboard shortcut for “Hide Others” menu option (Cmd+Opt+H.) Updated application help to correct some outdated info and broken links.

Download: Boxer v1.3.1
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