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Directory where things like wave, midi and screen captures get stored. | Directory where things like wave, midi and screen captures get stored. | ||
| − | Set the capture folder in the [dosbox] section of the configuration file. | + | Set the capture folder in the [dosbox] section of the configuration file. i.e. SnapDir=c:\users\johndoe\capture |
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| + | As of v0.73 (possibly prior) it is created automatically on first use, and no longer has to be manually created. | ||
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| + | In Mac systems, the default file path is ~/Library/Preferences/capture/ | ||
Latest revision as of 14:20, 28 May 2014
Directory where things like wave, midi and screen captures get stored.
Set the capture folder in the [dosbox] section of the configuration file. i.e. SnapDir=c:\users\johndoe\capture
As of v0.73 (possibly prior) it is created automatically on first use, and no longer has to be manually created.
In Mac systems, the default file path is ~/Library/Preferences/capture/
