Help...windows to mac transfer....possible?
Hello to all you computer experts. I hope your day is going well.
My situation is this....I'm living overseas, I just bought a box full of presents online for my family in Toronto. Included was a piece of software for my brother. Nothing expensive...just a "How to play the guitar" program for my brother. Well, I just found out he bought a Powerbook G4 from Apple. He told me he was getting a Windows-based laptop just last week. I guess he couldn't resist the sexy Powerbook. Question...is it possible to somehow transfer this Windows program to the Apple Powerbook? Or should I just find a Mac program and send it to him, and tell him to send the other back to the manufacturer? Thanks for your time. |
He may be able to get a PC emulator for his Mac, but it'd probably be cheaper to swap the guitar software.
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You could instal Windows onto a Mac with virtualPC or Dave or something, though they always seem to run slow.
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Thanks for your replies.
I might tell my brother to try Salomon's suggestion or send it back and swap it for an Apple software. However, I noticed that Apple's software are quite expensive compared to any Windows program. Oh well. I appreciate your time in answering my question. I love the TFP. |
Salomon's suggestion isn't going to actually work. Sure, you can copy files from the CD to the HD, but that won't get around the fact that you cannot run a Windows program on a Mac without an emulator.
One possibility is to try a demo version of an emulator and see if it works well enough to justify buying. It may be useful for other things too. |
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