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If I remember correctly, it worked just fine for me.

There's a few different Xkbd keyboards to choose from, one of them has a Numlock key, maybe that would do the trick.

Have you tried just using the Dpad instead for now?

Hey diE_sohlE.

Well, I finally got Rubybox working correctly again.

I fired up Executive Suite and had no problems using Xkbd.

The number pad worked just fine.

So sorry, I have nothing to offer you as a way to fix what you're seeing on your end.

can we run this game on with dosbox
http://www.dosgamesonline.com/index/...e_Machine.html

If I remember correctly, The Incredible Machine requires heavy cycle speeds.

You should at least give it a try though and post back your results.

@Addison

Yes, I tried only the Dpad. Nothing worked correctly. No numbers at all. :-/

I have gotten Master of Orion to run on DosBox for the NIT. It is painfully slow, especially when making the first map, but it runs. Since it''s a turn based strategy game, you don't necessarily need it to go fast.

Give it a go. It's one of the best old school strategy games out there. Now if we can get X-Com to run on DosBox that would be something!

No chance on X-Com since it requires a right mouse click and the Dosbox team isn't looking at implementing such a feature any time soon for touch screen devices.

Yah the NIT isn't fast enough for it anyway. It would have to be a port like Pocket UFO for the pocket pc. I've used that back in the day and they did a very nice job with it.

You know SniggyMA, there's always Rebelstar: Tactical Command for Gameboy Advance.

I bought it used at Gamestop for $5.00 and it's not that bad actually.

I haven't tried the GBA emulator for the NIT but it might be worth a shot for ya.

right-click work with dosbox, you need xte programm from xautomation package, using xbindkey you can map xte on any key and use it.