No need to take risks. Why not test the new beast on VMWare? It's also free 
(as in beer) and very stable:

http://www.vmware.com/products/server/

Not only that, the support one gets from their forum is almost as good as what 
one is used to getting here.  ;-)

I run Windows 98 on it almost every day and it really feels like the real 
thing in full screen mode. I know there are lots of people running Windows  
2000 and XP on it and they seem quite happy.

Not all solutions (or problems) have to come from Redmond.

-- 
Luciano ES
Santos, SP - Brasil
http://tinyurl.com/cj3ku
>>
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On Thursday 19 October 2006 4:36 am (PDT), "brucexs" wrote:

>> Virtual PC 2007 Beta: Free and Available Now

> I guess I would be leery of trying it for now as it seems to be a beta 
> of Vista running on a beta of VM.  I can understand it would be useful 
> to people with multiple machines, but I don't want to risk my only 
> machine.
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