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Jonno212

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Nov 28, 2008
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Hi

I read somewhere that virtual PC won't work on intel based macs and i think thats the case with me! Just downloaded it from apple and it doesnt want to install!

I need to run a .exe for a patch of this program how would i go about this problem please?

Or failing that does anyone have traktor scratch pro for the mac coz i need a patch haha! :D

Thanks
 
so i would need a copy of windows and boot camp then basically! sweet! More agro

Cheers for the reply tho
 
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I read somewhere that virtual PC won't work on intel based macs and i think thats the case with me! Just downloaded it from apple and it doesnt want to install!

I need to run a .exe for a patch of this program how would i go about this problem please?

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You only need to run a .exe to patch a program if it is a Windows program. Exactly which .exe file did you download from Apple and why?
 
You only need to run a .exe to patch a program if it is a Windows program. Exactly which .exe file did you download from Apple and why?
I have the same questions.

But to the OP, if you want to run Windows on an Intel Mac, here are some options:

- Bootcamp and run XP or Vista natively.

- Virtualization via VMware or Parallels.
 
I have not tried Virtual Box. May give it a try one of these days.

VMware and Parallels are pretty good. They both can share a Bootcamp installation.

Can Virtual Box do this?

P.S. FWIW, I don't appreciate the pfft comment.

Sorry about the pfft, no offense meant. I see so many people recommending the two main players but missing out a good free alternative. Virtualbox can use a bootcamp partition but its not a click-n-go solution. It needs the configuring and mounting of a raw disk. You can however, use the Fusion demo to convert a bootcamp disk to a .vmdk then mount that in Virtualbox.
 
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