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It doesn't seem to be reading the config/ini files.

I tried your suggestion and MAME does indeed boot up, unfortunately not properly though.

All questions and answers on MS-DOS and the Windows command line.Thanks for the quick reply FT (Did you used to be on the GamesTM forum btw?).

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