Help with the xp mode and win 7 ultimate 64bit

Help with the following

* I have some software that does not install and just unzipp and ready to use. These are on my Win 7 Ultimate 64bit desktop or documents folder. How do I get them from the win 7 desktop into xp mode virtual machine on the same hd?

* Once you have a word software working in xp mode how do you move the docs (rtf etc) from the vr hd of xp mode to the win7 desktop?

* How do you exchange graphics (jpegs etc) between xp mode and the win 7 desktop?

* How do you view the contents of the xp mode vr hd with win 7?

TIA
John

win7search said:

* I have some software that does not install and just unzipp and ready to use. These are on my Win 7 Ultimate 64bit desktop or documents folder. How do I get them from the win 7 desktop into xp mode virtual machine on the same hd?

* Once you have a word software working in xp mode how do you move the docs (rtf etc) from the vr hd of xp mode to the win7 desktop?

* How do you exchange graphics (jpegs etc) between xp mode and the win 7 desktop?

Go to My Computer in XP mode and you should see the Hard Drives of the Host OS (Windows 7) under the network drive section. This should enable you to do all the 3 things you have listed above.

* How do you view the contents of the xp mode vr hd with win 7?

I am not aware of a simple way. However I believe that if, within XP mode, you share the drive over the network you should be able to access it from Windows 7

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How to setup folder sharing using VirtualBox? - Ubuntu Forums

**EDIT**
I don't think you specified which virtual software you were using

Lemur said:

How to setup folder sharing using VirtualBox? - Ubuntu Forums

**EDIT**
I don't think you specified which virtual software you were using

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I assumed it was Microsoft Virtual-PC because of the mention of "XP Mode"

reventon said:

Lemur said:

How to setup folder sharing using VirtualBox? - Ubuntu Forums

**EDIT**
I don't think you specified which virtual software you were using

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I assumed it was Microsoft Virtual-PC because of the mention of "XP Mode"

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Oh! I was confused by that, as I've only used VMWare and Virtualbox. By XP mode, I'm used to that phrase in the OS Win 7.

reventon said:

win7search said:

Go to My Computer in XP mode and you should see the Hard Drives of the Host OS (Windows 7) under the network drive section. This should enable you to do all the 3 things you have listed above.

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This works thanks

Lemur - it's Windows Virtual PC with xp mode