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XP virtual computing avoids dual-boot complexity
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 It's possible to have Vista and chow down on your XP cake, too, if you apply a free — for now — virtual machine.

If you're stuck with a Vista PC, but you really prefer using XP, I'll show you how to set up XP as a virtual machine on Vista, plus some tricks you can use to get the most out of this setup.
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