How can I make my Warcraft II (DOS) saves work in Warcraft II BNE?

How can I make my Warcraft II (DOS) saves work in Warcraft II BNE? - Book On A White Wooden Table

I still have my old Warcraft II saves from the DOS version. When I copied them to my BNE saves folder, I was disheartened to find they didn't show up in-game. Yes, I'm aware I can use cheats to jump to the general whereabouts I left off years back, but I'm not sure where exactly that was. Is there any way to upgrade these saves to the BNE format?

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How do I get Warcraft 2 to work on Windows 10?

Insert your Warcraft II CD into your drive. Create a folder in /Users/Yourname that is called "Warcraft2"....Then launch Dosbox and type in the following command lines :
  • mount C ~/Warcraft2. This will explain to Dosbox where to install the game.
  • mount E /Volumes/Warcraft2 -t cdrom switch. ...
  • E: ...
  • install.exe.


    • How do I play Warcraft 2 on dosbox?

    The GOG.com version, Warcraft 2 Battle.net Edition, includes the original Tides of Darkness and that game's Beyond the Dark Portal expansion. The sequel adds naval combat and new races to the Alliance versus Horde conflict. Warcraft 2 Battle.net Edition costs $9.99 through GOG.com, and is available for Windows PC only.


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