Now that is seriously cool. As far as I know, fusion and paralells
will only let you run virtual machines on intel-based macs.
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On 9-Nov-08, at 4:46 PM, Alex Jurgensen wrote:
On either Intel or PPc based Macs.
Every Mac out there
Thanks for listening,
Alex,
On 9-Nov-08, at 4:40 PM, Jane Jordan wrote:
On what kind of computer? I mean, iBook or iMac? :)
Jane
On 11/9/08, Alex Jurgensen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi,
It will run Windows NT and 98 for sure, but the rest, I looks like
it
will run JAWS and XP no problem.
Thanks for listening,
Alex,
On 9-Nov-08, at 8:34 AM, Tiffany D wrote:
I only learned about virtulisation within the last year and think I
understand it pretty well from a nonprogrammer's point of view.
The
only kinds of emulators that I've heard of are ones for games,
though
I'm a little fuzzy on the difference between an emulator and an
interpretor like TADS etc. Anyway, will this one install Windows
on
my machine? Can I use it with NVDA to take my Greek lessons and if
so, can I save them? Is there any chance that this would harm my
machine through a virus or something?
On 08/11/2008, Alex Jurgensen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi,
All,
I found it! The thing most of us want/need. An accessible editor
called Qemux. I don't have a direct link, but the old Google trick
works great for it. I Googled "Qemux for Mac OSX free download".
Everything, minux a few buttons are accessible. It is free. Don't
worry if you have the wrong version, on start up it asks you if
you
want to update, the first time you lauch it. It isnalls the new
updates without you having to lift a finger.
I am so exited.
Thanks for listening,
Alex,
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