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c_e
I'm not too hopeful about this, but does anyone know of a freeware app that
lets you run Macintosh progs on a Windows machine?
coma
lets you run Macintosh progs on a Windows machine?
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Basilisk II
http://www.uni-mainz.de/~bauec002/B2Main.html
only for old 68K applications
c_e said:I'm not too hopeful about this, but does anyone know of a freeware
app that lets you run Macintosh progs on a Windows machine?
Basilisk II
http://www.uni-mainz.de/~bauec002/B2Main.html
only for old 68K applications
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MightyKitten
Basilisk is the best freeware around . I could run all my software with it,
except for utilities which realy temper with hardware, like Partition or
disk editors. It supports up to a motorola 68040 processor (LC475) and
system 7.6
The only catch, as with (almost) all emulator thingies, is the absence of
the ROM module.
You will need to make a legal copy of a Rom module on disk (or download one,
if of course, you already have a Mac)
There is a tool to download the mac tom to a 3,5" disk, but I don't remember
the name, and I seem to have mislocated the url.
MightyKitten
except for utilities which realy temper with hardware, like Partition or
disk editors. It supports up to a motorola 68040 processor (LC475) and
system 7.6
The only catch, as with (almost) all emulator thingies, is the absence of
the ROM module.
You will need to make a legal copy of a Rom module on disk (or download one,
if of course, you already have a Mac)
There is a tool to download the mac tom to a 3,5" disk, but I don't remember
the name, and I seem to have mislocated the url.
MightyKitten
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MightyKitten
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c_e
thanks for the suggestions,I'll have a lookMightyKitten said: