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Wengier
2021-02-28 13:16:16 -05:00
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0.83.11
- With setting "output=default", the TrueType font
(TTF) output will be used by default for PC-98 and
VGA+ machine types. A text-mode BIOS screen will be
enabled for the TTF output. (Wengier)
- With the config option "startcmd=true" or command-
line option -winrun, Windows applications can now
be launched from within a DOS program or from the
@@ -28,6 +24,9 @@
- Added "Paste Clipboard" button to the AUTOEXEC.BAT,
CONFIG.SYS and 4DOS.INI sections in Configuration
Tool for pasting clipboard contents. (Wengier)
- If the TrueType font (TTF) output is enabled then
a text-mode BIOS splash screen will now be used
instead of the graphical one. (Wengier)
- Added a simple BIOS Setup Utlity, which will show
a summary of the current system configuration and
allow users to change the date and time. Press Del

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contrib/windows/installer/DOSBox-X-setup.iss
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@@ -241,11 +241,11 @@ begin
else
PageBuild.Values[4] := True;
CreateHelpButton(ScaleX(20), WizardForm.CancelButton.Top, WizardForm.CancelButton.Width, WizardForm.CancelButton.Height);
msg:='DOSBox-X supports different video output systems for different purposes.' #13#13 'By default it uses the TrueType font (TTF) output for text screens and the Direct3D output for graphical screens, but you can select the OpenGL pixel-perfect scaling ("OpenGL perfect") output if you desire the pixel-perfect scaling feature for scaling images without any edge blurring (not available if you had selected an ARM build), or use the Direct3D output for all DOS games and applications.' #13#13 'This setting can be later modified in the DOSBox-X''s configuration file (dosbox-x.conf), or from DOSBox-X''s Video menu.';
msg:='DOSBox-X supports different video output systems for different purposes.' #13#13 'By default it uses the Direct3D output, but you may want to select the OpenGL pixel-perfect scaling output for improved image quality (not available if you had selected an ARM build). Also, if you use text-mode DOS applications you probably want to select the TrueType font (TTF) output to make the text screen look much better by using scalable TrueType fonts.' #13#13 'This setting can be later modified in the DOSBox-X''s configuration file (dosbox-x.conf), or from DOSBox-X''s Video menu.';
PageOutput:=CreateInputOptionPage(100, 'Video output for DOSBox-X', 'Specify the DOSBox-X video output system', msg, True, False);
PageOutput.Add('Default (TrueType font or Direct3D)');
PageOutput.Add('Default output (Direct3D)');
PageOutput.Add('OpenGL with pixel-perfect scaling');
PageOutput.Add('Direct3D for all games/applications');
PageOutput.Add('TrueType font output for text-mode applications');
PageOutput.Values[0] := True;
msg:='You can specify a default DOS version for DOSBox-X to report to itself and DOS programs. This can sometimes change the feature sets of DOSBox-X. For example, selecting 7.10 as the reported DOS version will enable support for Windows-style long filenames (LFN) and FAT32 disk images (>2GB disk images) by default.' #13#13 'If you are not sure about which DOS version to report, you can also leave this unselected, then a preset DOS version will be reported (usually 5.00).' #13#13 'This setting can be later modified in the DOSBox-X''s configuration file (dosbox-x.conf).';
PageVer:=CreateInputOptionPage(101, 'Reported DOS version', 'Specify the default DOS version to report', msg, True, False);
@@ -321,11 +321,11 @@ begin
begin
Wizardform.ReadyMemo.Lines.Add('');
Wizardform.ReadyMemo.Lines.Add('Video output for DOSBox-X:');
msg:='Default (TrueType font or Direct3D)';
msg:='Default output (Direct3D)';
if (PageOutput.Values[1]) then
msg:='OpenGL with pixel-perfect scaling';
if (PageOutput.Values[2]) then
msg:='Direct3D for all games/applications';
msg:='TrueType font output for text-mode applications';
Wizardform.ReadyMemo.Lines.Add(' '+msg);
end
if PageVer.Values[0] or PageVer.Values[1] or PageVer.Values[2] or PageVer.Values[3] then
@@ -418,7 +418,7 @@ begin
if (PageOutput.Values[1]) then
FileLines[i] := linetmp+' openglpp';
if (PageOutput.Values[2]) then
FileLines[i] := linetmp+' direct3d';
FileLines[i] := linetmp+' ttf';
break;
end
end
@@ -627,4 +627,4 @@ begin
Result := False;
if (dir=name) then
Result := True;
end;
end;

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contrib/windows/installer/readme.txt
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@@ -16,7 +16,7 @@ At the beginning you have got a Z:\> instead of a C:\> at the DOSBox-X prompt. S
To change to the drive mounted like above, type "C:". If everything went fine, DOSBox-X will display the prompt "C:\>". You do not have to manually mount drives after DOSBox-X starts. Click the "Main" menu, and select "Configuration tool". Then select the "AUTOEXEC.BAT" setting group, where you can change its contents. The commands present here are run when DOSBox-X starts, so you can use this section for the mounting and other purposes, such as launching a specific program you want to use, or a game you want to play. You can also quickly launch a DOS program or game in DOSBox-X by clicking "Quick launch program..." under "DOS" menu.
Hint: DOSBox-X supports different video output systems for different purposes. By default it uses the TrueType font (TTF) output for text screens and the Direct3D output for graphical screens, but if you desire the pixel-perfect scaling feature for scaling images without any edge blurring you may want to select the openglpp output ("OpenGL perfect"), or you can select the Direct3D or standard OpenGL outputs for all DOS games and applications.
Hint: DOSBox-X supports different video output systems for different purposes. By default it uses the Direct3D output, but if you desire the pixel-perfect scaling feature for improved image quality you may want to select the openglpp output ("OpenGL perfect"). Also, if you use text-mode DOS applications and/or the DOS shell frequently you probably want to select the TrueType font (TTF) output to make the text screen look much better by using scalable TrueType fonts.
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