josh gregory writes:
> See I want free too, to run Windows. But, alas, I don't think there
> are any truly free alternatives. Sorry :(
Thanks anyway. Before I give up totally, I will check
some other unix resources to see if any applications can be
transplanted to the Mac. There are a number of free VM packages
in the Linux and FreeBSD worlds that might conceivably work if
one can port them to a Mac. I'll let this list know if anything
turns up, but don't hold your breath.
Martin
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