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contrib/windows/installer/DOSBox-X-setup.iss
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@@ -200,7 +200,7 @@ begin
end;
procedure HelpButtonOnClick(Sender: TObject);
begin
MsgBox('The Setup pre-selects a Windows build for you according to your platform automatically, but you can change the default build to run if you encounter specific problem(s) with the pre-selected one.' #13#13 'For example, while the SDL1 version is the default version to run, the SDL2 version may be preferred over the SDL1 version for certain features such as touchscreen input support. Also, MinGW builds may be used for lower-end systems.' #13#13 'If you are not sure about which build to use, then you can just leave it unmodified and use the pre-selected one as the default build.', mbConfirmation, MB_OK);
MsgBox('The Setup pre-selects a Windows build for you according to your platform automatically, but you can change the default build to run if you encounter specific problem(s) with the pre-selected one.' #13#13 'For example, while the SDL1 version is the default version to run, the SDL2 version may be preferred over the SDL1 version for certain features such as touchscreen input support. Also, MinGW builds may work better with certain features than Visual Studio builds and also be used for lower-end systems.' #13#13 'If you are not sure about which build to use, then you can just leave it unmodified and use the pre-selected one as the default build.', mbConfirmation, MB_OK);
end;
procedure CreateHelpButton(X: integer; Y: integer; W: integer; H: integer);
begin
@@ -217,10 +217,10 @@ procedure InitializeWizard();
begin
msg:='The selected build will be the default build when you run DOSBox-X from the Windows Start Menu or the desktop. Click the "Help" button for more information about this.';
PageBuild:=CreateInputOptionPage(wpSelectDir, 'Default DOSBox-X build', 'Select the default DOSBox-X build to run', msg, True, False);
PageBuild.Add('Windows Release SDL1 (Default build)');
PageBuild.Add('Windows Release SDL2 (Alternative build)');
PageBuild.Add('Windows ARM SDL1 (ARM platform only)');
PageBuild.Add('Windows ARM SDL2 (ARM platform only)');
PageBuild.Add('Release SDL1 (Default Visual Studio build)');
PageBuild.Add('Release SDL2 (Alternative Visual Studio build)');
PageBuild.Add('ARM Release SDL1 (ARM platform only)');
PageBuild.Add('ARM Release SDL2 (ARM platform only)');
PageBuild.Add('MinGW build SDL1 (Default MinGW build)');
PageBuild.Add('MinGW build SDL1 for lower-end systems');
PageBuild.Add('MinGW build SDL1 with custom drawn menu');
@@ -299,13 +299,13 @@ begin
msg:='32';
msg:=msg+'-bit ';
if (PageBuild.Values[0]) then
msg:=msg+'Windows Release SDL1';
msg:=msg+'Release SDL1';
if (PageBuild.Values[1]) then
msg:=msg+'Windows Release SDL2';
msg:=msg+'Release SDL2';
if (PageBuild.Values[2]) then
msg:=msg+'Windows ARM SDL1';
msg:=msg+'ARM Release SDL1';
if (PageBuild.Values[3]) then
msg:=msg+'Windows ARM SDL2';
msg:=msg+'ARM Release SDL2';
if (PageBuild.Values[4]) then
msg:=msg+'MinGW build SDL1';
if (PageBuild.Values[5]) then

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contrib/windows/installer/setup_preamble.txt
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@@ -1,8 +1,8 @@
Welcome to DOSBox-X, a cross-platform DOS emulator with the goal of being a complete DOS emulation package.
Welcome to DOSBox-X, a cross-platform DOS emulator with the goal of being a complete DOS emulation package that is both fully-featured and easy to use.
Like DOSBox, it emulates a PC necessary for running many MS-DOS games and applications that simply cannot be run on modern PCs and operating systems. However, while the main focus of DOSBox is for running DOS games, DOSBox-X goes much further than this. Started as a fork of the DOSBox project, it retains compatibility with the wide base of DOS games and DOS gaming DOSBox was designed for. But it is also a platform for running DOS applications, including emulating the environments to run Windows 3.x, 9x and ME and software written for those versions of Windows.
As a general-purpose DOS emulator, DOSBox-X has many useful and unique features that do not exist in other emulators like DOSBox, such as GUI menu and configuration tool, the ability to save and load states, support for more DOS commands and utilities, better compatibility with DOS applications, as well as features like Windows clipboard and long filename support for a tighter integration with Windows. With DOSBox-X you can run most DOS applications and games reliably in a DOS virtual machine. Please read the README.TXT file in the installation directory for a quick start, or see the dosbox-x.conf file for more information about optional settings in DOSBox-X.
As a general-purpose DOS emulator, DOSBox-X has many useful and unique features that do not exist in other emulators like DOSBox, such as GUI menu and configuration tool, the ability to save and load states, support for more DOS commands and utilities, better compatibility with DOS applications, pixel-perfect scaling and TrueType font (TTF) outputs, as well as features like Windows clipboard and long filename support for a tighter integration with Windows. With DOSBox-X you can run almost all DOS applications and games reliably in a DOS virtual machine. Please read the README.TXT file in the installation directory for a quick start, or see the dosbox-x.conf file for more information about optional settings in DOSBox-X.
Please visit the DOSBox-X homepage for the latest information about DOSBox-X:
https://dosbox-x.com/ or http://dosbox-x.software/