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:Just make batch files for each game with the settings you want. I'm pretty sure you can create one and each batch file should make dosbox run at a decent pace for the games.

:Say you want to play tapper but the game runs to fast. make a batch file like tapper.bat inside the file you have the specific settings you want in order to get the game to run at the approximate speed. [[User:Ratix|Ratix]] 22:08, 22 November 2010 (CET)

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::First let me thank the devs for an awesome program and port to the Wii. My question is a follow-up to Larlarlabar's and Ratix' explanation. I've already successfully used the keymapper to assign keyboard keys to the wiimote which worked flawlessly and i've created batch files to start some old dos games which i had lying around. Since Dos games rarely use the same keyboard keys i had to use the keymapper every time i ran a different Dos game to assign its various buttons. For example, if you want to run Commander Keen 1 you'd have to assign the arrow keys (movement), ctrl (jump) and alt (use pogo stick) to the wiimote. So my question is: Is it possible to create Dos-game-specific batch files in which the keyboard keys are automatically assigned to the chosen wiimote buttons with some sort of command and if yes, how would said batch file have to look like? To reuse the example above, let's say i want to let the batch file automatically assign the movement keys to an analog stick, ctrl to wiimote's 1 and alt to wiimote's 2...

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::I googled the hell out of this topic but couldn't find a solution or tutorial. I also read the Dosbox Wii readme (especially chapter 7) several times but couldn't quite figure it out. Thanks for reading and maybe replying... [[User:As old as Dos|As old as Dos]] ([[User talk:As old as Dos|talk]]) 10:29, 26 February 2013 (CET)

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