No problem ..... here is the contents of my "YDKJ (Vol 1).bat" file which starts my "You Dont Know Jack (Vol1)" game:
c:
cd "C:\Program Files\D-Tools"
daemon.exe -unmount 0
daemon.exe -mount 0, "D:\Emulators\Romfiles\PCGames\myGames\YDKJ (Vol 1).iso"
d:
cd "D:\Emulators\PCGames\YOU DON'T KNOW JACK"
ydkj32
Notes:
1) I have Daemon-Tools installed in "C:\Program Files\D-Tools" location (which is the default location).
2) I manually install each PCGame using the CD into a common directory called "D:\Emulators\PCGames\" and inside this directory there is a unique directory for each PC game I have installed. For example, I created the "D:\Emulators\PCGames\YOU DON'T KNOW JACK" directory and then installed the "YDKJ (Vol1)" game from the CD into this directory.
3) I put all my CD ISO images and BAT files into the "D:\Emulators\Romfiles\PCGames\myGames" directory.
4) I create a new "emulator" in MALA called "PCGames", set the Rom Path in MALA to point to the "D:\Emulators\Romfiles\PCGames\myGames" directory and set the Rom extension to "bat".
Now, when I refresh the MALA "PCGames" game list, all of the BAT file names are displayed as the game names in the list. When I select a game to play then MALA will execute the associated BAT file for that game.
Example:
If I select the "YDKJ (Vol1)" game to play then the BAT file above executes. The drive is switch to "C:" and the directory is changed to where the Daemon-Tools program is located. First the daemon tools EXE file is executed to unmount any previously mounted disk. It then is used to mount the specific CD ISO image I want. Once the disk has been mounted then the BAT file can continue by switching to the "D:" drive, switching to the directory where the game has been installed and then finally executing the EXE to start the game.
That's it..... hope it helps