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Thanks so much!

You're welcome - thanks for your hard work in getting nicely emulated versions of them available finally.

OK, just to round off the archive of these, here are scans (i.e. pictures) of the discs themselves.

Yeah well I really know the feeling. I keep buying more and more retro stuff on eBay and it's piling up in one corner of the room with little order to what needs to be scanned inlay-wise, what is a game that's not on the Dragon Archive and what is a C15 computer cassette that simply "looks interesti...

sorchard, do you happen to have a scanner? Would you be able to scan the inlays? I don't think they exist in any form on the Internet.

OK, so I have a USB joystick and I plug it into one of the ports. What are the exact commands I need in the Windows config file to be able to use it to control the game.

I hope someone is going to be able to help with this... Some games on the Dragon clearly require joysticks. For example, Dragon Invaders is joystick-only. Xroar has the possibility to use a "virtual joystick" (i.e. the keyboard configured as a joystick). To use the virtual joystick, you press CTRL-J...

Not sure if anyone here is interested but there's a new site for JSW and Manic Miner fans:

http://jswmm.co.uk

There's not a lot there yet, just a few forums, but it's quite interesting to see these games in all of their guises, including the Dragon 32 version with its extra rooms.

It works with SuperDos E6 on xRoar, which is what I just happened to use for some reason.

Thanks so much. That helpsheet does in fact allow me to get a little bit further in Larkspur Waldorf Is Trapped, although it's such a bloody slow plodding affair that I have to put on some music whilst playing it. Does anyone have the Larkspur Waldorf Journey Home instructions? And was the third par...