DOSBox (0.65) Config Editor  Crack+ Free License Key
DOSBox (0.65) Config Editor is a very simple visual application.
Keyboard shortcuts:
Ctrl+Shift+Left - jumps to the value you are currently editing
Ctrl+Shift+Up - jumps to the previous value (if you were editing a value above the previous one)
Ctrl+Shift+Down - jumps to the next value (if you were editing a value above the next one)
Ctrl+Shift+Delete - deletes the value that you are currently editing
Ctrl+Shift+Backspace - deletes the value that you are currently editing.
Ctrl+Shift+End - jumps to the editable value
Ctrl+Shift+Home - jumps to the start of the editable value
DOSBox (0.65) Config Editor Windows/Mac OS X/Linux Source Code:
DOSBox (0.65) Config Editor Source Code on Github:
DOSBox (0.65) Config Editor Source Code on Bitbucket:
How to install:
Download the Windows installer (Windows)
Download the Mac OS X installer (Mac OS X)
Download the Linux installer (Linux)
DOSBox (0.65) Config Editor Homebrew:
DOSBox (0.65) Config Editor Homebrew on GitHub:
DOSBox (0.65) Config Editor Homebrew on Bitbucket:
FAQ:
How can I create a shortcut for DOSBox (0.65) Config Editor?
Insert the dossbox prefix into the bin folder. If you used Homebrew, insert the dossbox prefix into the /usr/local/bin folder. Then, open the config editor, and drag the DOSBox (0.65) Config Editor icon to the "Startup Items" (Startup on Windows) or "Startup Applications" (Applications on Mac OS X). The icon should turn into the DOSBox (0.65) Config Editor icon, making DOSBox (0.65) Config Editor an easy-to-open, go-to application.
My settings changed after using DOSBox (0.65) Config Editor!
DOSBox (0.65) Config Editor doesn't remember my changes!
DOSBox (0.65) Config Editor doesn't show the presets when I start it up.
I used DOSBox (0.65) Config Editor as a standalone application, or with DOSBox, and when I started up DOSBox (0.65) Config Editor with/as a standalone application
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- The most detailed 1-click config app for the popular DOS emulator!
- Adjusts all settings on both the main window and the configuration window
- Enable/disable icons for CPU, suspend, and BIOS
- Set key bindings for every key in DOSBox
- Change layout for every device on screen
- Use the right controls to speed up/slow down the emulation
- Use the keyboard for every shortcut in the application (Hint: "Ctrl+F10" toggles emulation speed)
- Make the keyboard emulate multiple keyboard models
- Resize icon in the taskbar for computer usage on various resolutions
- Monitor CPU usage
- Change audio volume for the entire computer (recording)
- Show/hide help text in any window
- Toggle emulation speed (slow/fast)
- Toggle emulation speed (slow/fast)
- Monitor CPU usage
- Toggle icon for "hidden files" (in windows)
- Toggle icon for "hidden files" (in windows)
- Toggle icon for "hidden files" (in windows)
- Toggle icon for "hidden files" (in windows)
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- Toggle icon for "hidden files" (in windows)
- Toggle icon for "hidden files" (in windows)
- Toggle icon for "hidden files" (in windows)
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