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Old 06-May-2008, 07:42 AM
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Windows emulator for Pc?
Hi there,

Anyone reccommend any piece of decent software that allows a user to run windows programs on a mac OS10?

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I would also recommend wine but what type of program your thinking of running .net v1/v2 etc etc
 
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Parallels or vmware fusion?

 
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http://www.macupdate.com/info.php/id/20830/q-emulator

You didn't state if you wanted a VM or emulator based solution.

Parrellels and vmware are good VMs.

 
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I dont know sqaut about these things (emulators), thanks for clearing that up. I guess this is how we learn things, with people advising you as required.

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