Years ago, I read an online post which suggested it would be relatively simple to convert Incentive’s Graphic Adventure Creator into a runnable JavaScript program - but I have never seen that done.

Has anyone ever produced a version which would run on Windows or DOS? Looking around, I belatedly discovered that there was an Amiga version that I never saw either.

I know that there are 8 bit emulators, but I am looking for a simple stand alone program for a retro project. Any advice or ideas will be welcome.

Every PC where the common language runtime introduced has a vast code reserve called the global assembly cache. The global assembly cache stores congregations particularly assigned to be shared by a few applications on the PC. You should share gatherings by introducing them into the global assembly cache reserve just when you have to. As a general rule, keep assembly conditions private, and find gatherings in the application index except if sharing a assembly is explicitly required. Furthermore, it isn't important to introduce assemblies into the global assembly store to make them available to COM interop or unmanaged code.