Okay, here is how I have ALL these files setup on my system.

You see that all these files including this text file are in a directory
called "DOS".

The "DOS" folder is placed under "C:\" on my system. 

You may place this on any drive letter you wish, but I recommend to have it

"[SOMETHING LETTER HERE]:\DOS" for ease of settup for DOS BOX.

Now, once you place all files with in the desired drive letter....

Go to the games folder and read the read me abhi.txt there for game 
purposes. =P

Okay, onward to DOSBox configuration.

Go to START ---> Programs ---> DosBox-0.74 ---> Options ---> DosBox 0.74 Options

A text file will come up, which is the configuration for DOS box.

Now these steps I am about to tell you are VERY easy and simple to follow.

Scroll down some untill you see [dosbox] or go to Edit -> Find and type

[dosbox] into find what to find it instantly. 

Go down a couple of lines, and make sure "Machine=" has "SVGA_S3" right after
it. It should, as this is the default selection, but let's just make sure it
is! ;)

Now, down another line or two, you will see "MEMSIZE=". Default is 16, but
change it to "64".

Okay, now scroll all the way to the bottom, where you see [autoexec] or use
FIND to jump right to it.

Under the comments it has there...

You will want to use a mount command, like this:

"MOUNT D E:\ cdrom" - D is the drive letter for the CDROM drive in DOSBOX

E:\ is the Physical CDROM drive letter on my computer. "cdrom" after that is 
a must. Though I read it should be "MOUNT D E:\ -T cdrom"

Just use the letter you want as the CD drive in DOS box, and use what letter
is to your physical drive.

Now, time to mount your /harddrive/.

Here is what I did for mine.

"MOUNT C C:\DOS" - This mounts C as a drive in DOS box, which is the DOS
directory all my files are in. This is the safe way to do it. 

Never use "MOUNT C C:\" as you put your windows directory at risk.

This way C:\DOS on our physical drive, is C:\ on DOSBOX. 

Then next, if you want the program MASTER MENU to load up, add this next line:

"C:\menu.bat" - or if you just want good ol' pure dos, just enter:

"C:\" and be done with it.

you will just have to manually type "menu.bat" to open Master Menu,
"C:\WINDOWS\WIN" to go straight to windows, or mainally work your way through
dos for your DOS games.

Any questions, you know where to find me!