Andy:

AR> I'm trying to run an old DOS game on a Pentium, and the
AR> computer is too fast! The game operates by pressing the
AR> arrow keys to change positions. On a 286/386/486, the game
AR> ran fine, but on the Pentium, the arrow keys move the
AR> position too quickly. Is there any way to slow this down?
AR> I recall there used to be a LOADALL command that allowed a
AR> 386 to emulate a 286. Any other ideas?

A couple of old utilities come to mind.  One is "SLOWDOWN.COM" --
check at a PCMAG (PC Magazine) archive.  The other is "Mo'Slo"; check
for "0942-TSL.ZIP" (first digit may be incorrect.)  The latter has a
variable slowdown from 1-99%, if I recall correctly.  Haven't tested
either on a recent computer so you get to test these on your system!
(PCR: can I borrow your disclaimer?!)

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