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I picked up another program called TuneAid. TuneAid allows you to copy songs between iTunes, your i-Device, and your computer.
It saved me when I deleted many songs off my hard drive that I didn't mean to.
> I downloaded it this morning when you posted that. Maybe you can copy it off
> with that other app.
>
> > DAMN! I was formatting an entry for the front page, and I went to check on
> iDOS
> > in the App Store. It's not there! I'm glad I picked it up when I did.
> >
> >
> >
> >
> > > DOSBox has been ported to i-devices and is called iDOS. It is available in
> > the
> > > App Store.
> > >
> > > When iDOS originally came out, it gave you the ability to load games,
> > programs,
> > > etc onto your i-device through iTunes. Apple saw this as a violation of
> their
> > > terms so the program was taken off the App Store. The developers then took
> > out
> > > the ability to file share through iTunes and instead preloaded several
> classic
> > > DOS games (presumably with the game developers' permissions). The downside
> is
> > > that you no longer had the ability to load any programs into iDOS.
> > >
> > > But wait! You can still load whatever DOS program you want onto your
> i-device
> > > with a little trickery. You'll need Macroplant's iPhone Explorer. From the
> > > iPhone Explorer home page:
> > >
> > > iPhone Explorer lets you use an iPhone, iPod Touch or iPad as if it were in
> > disk
> > > mode or a flash drive. iPhone Explorer is an iPhone browser for Mac & PC
> that
> > > lets you browse the files and folders on your iPhone as if it were a normal
> > USB
> > > flash drive or pen drive. You can use the easy drag-and-drop methods to add
> or
> > > remove files and folders from the iPhone. Compatible with all iPhones and
> iPod
> > > Touches including the new iPhone 4 and iOS 4 firmware.
> > >
> > > Once iPhone Explorer has been installed and iDOS updated to the newest
> > version,
> > > plug in your iPhone (or other i-device). With your iPhone plugged in, expand
> > the
> > > phone & select "Apps". Find iDOS, and the folder inside it is called
> > > "Documents". This is your iDOS "C:" Drive. Copy your game folder/files to
> this
> > > area (probably best under the "games" folder).
> > >
> > > That's it! You can now copy whatever DOS games/programs to your i-device.
> > >
> > > Btw, your iPhone, iPad, or iPod Touch doesn't need to be jailbroken to do
> > this!
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