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Using Barewalls from within an OS Emulator on Macintosh
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Virtual Drives -
Glossary
- Help Home | | Creating A Virtual Drive on Macintosh | |
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 Glossary OS Emulator:
An Operating System Emulator is a piece of software which allows one OS, such as Macintosh, to run Windows based programs. You can run one of many OS Emulators, such as Virtual PC on a Macintosh, and then run anything that a Windows based computer can run, as well as Macintosh software too. Platform:
A platform is what Operating System you are using, such as Windows, Macintosh, Linux or Unix. Uploading:
Uploading refers to sending files from your computer to another computer. Virtual PC:
Virtual PC is a brand-name Windows OS Emulator created for use on a Macintosh Computer. You can learn more about them at their website: http://www.connectix.com/products/vpc3.html. |
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