Setup DOSBox
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1.  Install DOSBox.

2.  Create a directory for all your DOS games and remember its path.
    Henceforth, I'll call this directory "dosgamesdir".
    If you use Windows, it might be smart to create this on your desktop
    or into your Windows user directory C:\Users\, to have write access
    without requiring administrator rights. Wherever it is, I'll refer
    to this path as "dosgamesdir" from here on.

3.  Edit dosbox.conf (search the web to learn where this file is on your
    installation/operating system), it's usually called dosbox-0.74.conf,
    with a text editor. Find these lines at the end:

        [autoexec]
        # Lines in this section will be run at startup.
        # You can put your MOUNT lines here.

    Add two lines, take care to replace "the-full-path-to-your-dosgamesdir"
    with the real path to the directory that you created in item (2.) earlier:

        [autoexec]
        # Lines in this section will be run at startup.
        # You can put your MOUNT lines here.
        mount c the-full-path-to-your-dosgamesdir
        mixer master 20:20

    Save the file. This makes DOSBox mount "dosgamesdir" as DOSBox's "C:\" and
    lowers the sound volume to something more reasonable:

Setup Lemmings 3
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4.  Within "dosgamesdir", create the directory "L3" without quotes and
    copy/extract your Lemmings 3 CD into there. Your file tree should then
    have "dosgamesdir/L3/L3CD.EXE" along with several other directories
    and files in "dosgamesdir/L3/".

5.  Extract the contents of this zip archive into "dosgamesdir/L3/",
    overwriting all files if you are asked to overwrite.

6.  This completes the setup. To play Lemmings 3 from now on, start DOSBox,
    then type at the command prompt:

        cd l3

    ...and hit return. Then, type:

        l3

    ...and hit return.

7.  If you would like to add a savegame file from other people, e.g. Kieran's
    "SAVEG6.DAT", put this file into "dosgamesdir/L3/" and the game should
    find it after you start DOSBox and Lemmings 3 for the next time, as
    described in item (6.) earlier.
