Installing DOSmdlc.

The first thing you need to do is copy the DOSMdlc 2.0 folder

First go to Computer. You may also have a desktop shortcut. This could be named My Computer, Computer or This PC.

At this window it will show all drives of all kind (Hard Drive, CD Drive and Flash Drive) active on your computer. Double click on C: drive.

In the C drive right click and Paste the DOSMdlc 2.0 Folder

Now that the DOSMdlc 2.0 folder has been pasted go double click on it to go into the DOSMdlc 2.0 folder.

Now we are going to un-hide extensions for known file types. Do this by going to going to Tools than Folder Options…

Now in then Folder Option un-check Hide extensions for known file types. Now hit Apply and close the Folder Option

The un-hiding extensions for known file types is needed for later as you will need to change file extensions. File extensions are the 2, 3 or some 4 letters and/or number as the end of a file after the “.”File extensions you will likely know are .air, .cfg, .dp and .mdl.

With that now Tutorial or Quick_ Tutorial file will walk you through how to convert a model Good luck!

Installing On Other Drives.

If you want to run DOSMdlc 2.0 from another drive install like above but to that drive. Now you will need to edit every .conf file. You can open them with Notepad/Wordpad. At the very end of the .conf file is "C:\DOSMdlc 2.0".

Change "C:\DOSMdlc 2.0" to the letter of the drive you want to run from Example to "E:\DOSMdlc 2.0" and save the file. Repeat for all .conf files!

List of .conf to be edited

DOSBox_Shine.conf

DOSBox_Master_A.conf

DOSBox_Master_B.conf

DOSBox_Master_C.conf

DOSBox_Master_D.conf

DOSBox_Master_E.conf

DOSBox_Com_Line.conf

DOSBox_Col_Size.conf

DOSBox_CFS2_to_Ani_Fix.conf

DOSBox_04_to_CFS2.conf

Per DosBox Instructions/warning:

Mounting your entire C drive with MOUNT C C:\ is NOT recommended! The same

is true for mounting the root of any other drive, except for CD-ROMs (due to

their read-only nature).

Otherwise if you or DOSBox make a mistake you may lose all your files.

Also never mount a "Windows" or "Program Files" folders or their subfolders

in Windows Vista/7 as DOSBox may not work correctly, or will stop working

correctly later. It is recommended to keep all your dos applications/games

in a simple folder (for example c:\dosgames) and mount that.