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Is there a way to launch a macintosh virtual machine window inside of a Microsoft OS

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Is there a way to launch a macintosh virtual machine window inside of a Microsoft Operating System?

I once worked as a contract programmer at Star Net (Starnet- Home), a company that provided the ability to have a window on your Microsoft WIndow's desktop where you could have UNIX session going.

There are at least three companies that do this sort of thing, now that I think about it.

Recently I have come across a problem where I could only run a program on a 32 bit operating system. I found out that the solution was to run a utility by Microsoft called Microsoft Virtual PC 2007 that is a window on my Vista Computer where I can install Windows XP inside and run it as a vitrtual machine.

So, naturally, I wonder if there is such a thing for someone who wants to run a Macintosh OS on top of or inside his Vista computer. Is there?

Of course the benefit of something like this would be huge. First of all, web masters could actually test out how their web sites look on a Macintosh without having to have a seperate computer to try it out on.

If something like this does not exist, someone should make one.
 
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I don't know... I guess it would be fairly flakey if you did manage to get it running, but I'm just speculating.

On an unrelated note, I do know that you can get a version of OS 7.1 to run inside windows. I saw a mate do it once for a laugh. God, computers ten years ago where crap. Wonder what they'll say about ours in ten years time...
 
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