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Mac users can get closer to the PC world thanks to, a complete emulation of standard PC hardware, and is capable of running any application compatible with the Pentium processor, allowing users to run a full version of Windows and Windows applications in a virtual machine on their Macs. This new version is compatible with G5-based Macs, and has had speed problems found in previous versions corrected.

Microsoft Virtual PC for Mac 7.0.3 Update Download Windows Virtual PC is a virtualization program for Microsoft Windows In July 2006 Microsoft released the Windows version as a free product. In August 2006, Microsoft announced the Macintosh version.

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2. As published on February 26, 2006, Microsoft's Mactopia website answered. Virtual PC for Mac Version 7 is still the best emulation solution for users who have.

It also offers easier installation, automatic printing to the Mac's printer, and increased graphics speed. It is available both as a stand-alone product with a client license for Windows XP Professional for $249, and as a bundle with Office 2004 for Mac for $499. So far, there is no 'without-any-OS' version, making it impossible as yet for Mac users to use it to run Linux.

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But an OS free version is planned for the next few months, with pricing as yet undecided. Someone please tell me - I guess Microsoft deliberately did not make a Mac version of Access, Project, and Visio to keep too many business from migrating to the Mac platform, which would mean a loss of operating system sales.

So now you have to buy Virtual PC to share files with our coworkers. I'm sure that Microsoft has worked out the formula where they come out ahead, and they deliberately keep Virtual PC slower so that businesses won't move off of Wintel too quickly. Once again we are pawns to the number crunchers in Redmond.

Mac users can get closer to the PC world thanks to, a complete emulation of standard PC hardware, and is capable of running any application compatible with the Pentium processor, allowing users to run a full version of Windows and Windows applications in a virtual machine on their Macs. This new version is compatible with G5-based Macs, and has had speed problems found in previous versions corrected. It also offers easier installation, automatic printing to the Mac's printer, and increased graphics speed. It is available both as a stand-alone product with a client license for Windows XP Professional for $249, and as a bundle with Office 2004 for Mac for $499. So far, there is no 'without-any-OS' version, making it impossible as yet for Mac users to use it to run Linux.

But an OS free version is planned for the next few months, with pricing as yet undecided. Someone please tell me - I guess Microsoft deliberately did not make a Mac version of Access, Project, and Visio to keep too many business from migrating to the Mac platform, which would mean a loss of operating system sales. So now you have to buy Virtual PC to share files with our coworkers. I'm sure that Microsoft has worked out the formula where they come out ahead, and they deliberately keep Virtual PC slower so that businesses won't move off of Wintel too quickly. Once again we are pawns to the number crunchers in Redmond.