Microsoft Virtual PC for Mac 7.0 with Windows XP Professional

Binding: CD-ROM
Brand: Microsoft
EAN: 0805529760868
Format: CD-ROM
Label: Microsoft Software
Manufacturer: Microsoft Software
Model: S65-00383
Platform: Mac OS X
Publisher: Microsoft Software
Release Date: 2004-09-27
Studio: Microsoft Software

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Product DescriptionVirtual PC 7 with Windows XP Pro makes it easy to create virtual drives that run their own operating systems. Run applications for Linux, OS/2 and other operating languages on the same machine -- and Switch between the drives with just a click. This bundle includes Windows XP Pro for working with the popular operating system on your Mac. Includes Windows XP Pro, the popular solution for your business and advanced home computing needs -- faster and more stable than ever!

Features:

Access PC-only software, files, networks, and devices with your Mac
Zero-configuration printing; better graphics handling; expanded preferences
Cut and paste between platforms; share folders and other media between platforms
Easily shut down virtual PC and relaunch right where it left off
G5 support; simple, intuitive installation process; use PC and Mac peripherals

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Customer Reviews

Average Rating: out of 5 stars

Rating:

- Microsoft Virtual PC for MAC 7.0 with Windows XP Professional
The product arrived within the scheduled delivery time in excellent condition.

Thank you,

Mark & Francine Keehnel

Rating:

- Works as advertised
I installed this a few days ago (with all of the appropriate updates from the Microsoft web site) on my mac G5 (non-intel) with 1.25 Gb running OSX 10.4.8. I am not a Windoze fan and much prefer the superior mac OS, but there are a few flight planning and aviation GPS simulator programs that only work in Windoze. I was leery because of all of the bad reviews, but I have had no trouble so far. The installation was smooth and only took about 30-45 minutes. The program so far has worked as advertised and for the programs I use is as fast as it needs to be. Virtual PC is, after all, a simulator and is not going to run programs that require blazing speed, but the information about the program warns of that. Now I can take advantage of those few programs that I need that only run in Win.

Rating:

- Worst piece of software I have ever bought.
The program works, but You Might as well be on windows 3.1.

It is too slow to be of any productive use. It is a total hype, totally
useless for business or any application.

Rating:

- Could be much better
extremely slow to boot and run, only run it when I absolutely have to run a program that requires windows.

Rating:

- Virtual PC?
Personally, I prefer the Mac platform. The Virtual PC on my G3 is slow to open up and even slower for internet exploring, should I need to do so. Perhaps if I had a different processor and faster sidebus, it would be a different story. I purchased it, yes, but I am not so sure that I would again, at least not since I also have Office for Mac installed.

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