You may Copy the current stack object and you can Paste it back, but you cannot copy or paste plain text or pictures. Why can't I drag/drop/copy/paste something? To avoid resetting every time, try Save to save a state file, and Open the file the next time by double clicking it.ĭoes the calculator turn off automatically after x minutes? Retail calculators are reset in the factory before shipping. Why does the calculator reset when I first turn it on? State file, KML, and ROM files must stick together. If opening the file fails abruptly with an error, make sure that the appropriate KML and ROM files are located in the same folder as the state file.
You can also choose All documents to make any file selectable when opening via File > Open in Emu48. If double-clicking on saved state files doesn't work, try selecting the file in the Finder, Get Info on the file, change the Open with: application to Emu48, and click Change All. The following are not quite implemented yet: 49G flash rom (cannot update the rom), serial I/O, better debugger. If you're looking to really experience what the operating system was like back when it was still in widespread use, you'll need to find an old PC and run DOS directly on it - a lot of the quirks of daily DOS use are related to the hardware of the time (IRQ handling, memory management.), and emulation environments, be they DOS emulators such as DOSBox or full-blown virtual machines such as VirtualBox, don't allow you to relive that to the same extent.Usable 49G/48GX/48SX/40/39/38 emulation, KML skin support, State Save/Open, Drag and Drop, Copy and paste, Beep (only system beep for now), Debugger, Memory card emulation (for 48SX/GX), plus Greyscale mode.
Instead of FreeDOS, inside VirtualBox, you could also try DR-DOS, or MS-DOS if you have a license for it. If you want a full-blown, free, DOS experience, you could install FreeDOS inside a VirtualBox virtual machine, but that's more complicated to set up in particular, VirtualBox's guest additions aren't available for DOS, so it's harder to transfer files from your macOS environment to your DOS environment than it is with Boxer. There is currently no “official” 64-bit build, which means the distributed application won’t work on the latest versions of macOS, but there are 64-bit builds available from the community.īoxer or DOSBox are the best option nowadays for running old DOS games (it has pretty good hardware emulation for the kinds of peripherals used with games). Not only is it free, it's free software (or open source if you prefer) its source code is available and freely modifiable. The nicest DOS emulator for macOS is Boxer, which is a macOS-specific version of DOSBox.
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