What I did was draw a fake desktop on a piece of paper and stick it to the activated monitor of my computer using the static electricity. It was just a sketch with 1337speak error boxes and stuff. Imagine my delight and surprise when I came in and someone was complaining to the teacher that their computer was messing up...and someone else thought that it was drawn right on the screen. ^^
Anyway, I've used both MoSlo and DOS-Box. I decided that it'd be better to just build a 95 (DOS compatible) box to compliment my XP PC. Oh, and MoSlo DOES have a fixed 4.77MHz emulation setting. you simply type moslo, skip the percent speed tag, and type the name of the file.
bicostp wrote:Hover rules.
I have ODSbox running on a brand-new pC at school. I should install Windows 3.1 on it and run full-screen just to scare everybody!![]()
Kind of like that time I switched around all the keyboard connectors. (the keyboards stayed in the same place, but I connected them to different PCs.)

