Hercules Display Driver for Windows 3.1, 3.11 & Windows for Workgroups 3.11 Microsoft File Expansion Utility Only (Included with Setup v2.0 above)ĮMM386.EXE and HIMEM.SYS from the Windows 3.1 Disk Set.ĭVORAK Keyboard Layouts for MS-DOS 5.x, 6.x & Windows 3.1x (Use with ACCP.EXE) Microsoft Compression Utility Only (Included with Setup v2.0 above)Ĭustomizing Windows 3.0 for Individuals with DisabilitiesĬustomizing Windows 3.1, 3.11 for Individuals with DisabilitiesĬustomizing Windows for Workgroups 3.1, 3.11 for Individuals with DisabilitiesĮGA Display Driver for Windows 3.1, 3.11 & Windows for Workgroups 3.11 Wallpaper from Windows 3.0 (Includes BOXES.BMP, CHESS.BMP, PAPER.BMP, PARTY.BMP, PYRAMID.BMP, RIBBONS.BMP, and WEAVE.BMP)ģD Control Libraries (DLLs) v2.31 for 3D effects: CT元D.DLL, CT元D32.DLL, CT元D32S.DLL + CT元DV2.DLLĪccess Pack for Windows 3.x, Aids for people with movement or hearing disabilities (English)ĬGA Display Driver for Windows 3.1, 3.11 & Windows for Workgroups 3.11 Newer files like LFN, Calmira, Real Player, and F-Prot are located near the bottom of the page. I have a lot of Windows 3.x resources stored on tape backup and CD-R, prolly 30gig of stuff dating back to the early 80's. If you need something that is not here, email me at, include "Windows 3.1 site" in the subject. It all works perfectly fine apart from the in-game music.Windows 3.x Resources 3.1 | 3.11 | WfWG | Download Files I don't know why I am getting the videos from the disc but not the music. I then went to: Advisors > Consult High Council and once again I could hear the disc spinning away and I got the videos of them speaking. This option is not available unless the Civilization II CD is in the CDROM drive. The problem was when I was in the game there was no music and when I went to: File > Pick Music, It said: All was good and I had music on the main menu. I could hear the disc spinning in the drive and then saw the opening video. I then started Civilization II, keeping in mind my disc was still mounted and in the drive. I went through the setup process with no problems whatsoever. I went back into Windows 3.1, went into file manager, and started setup.exe. I then installed drivers for sound (Soundblaster 16) and video (256 colours).Īfter that, I put my Civilization II disc into the CD-ROM and mounted it in DOSBox with the following command: So, on my Windows 7 laptop I launched DOSBox and installed Windows 3.1 using an external USB floppy disk drive which I mounted in DOSBox as A: The other day I picked up a copy of the classic version of Civilization II on CD-ROM.
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