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  1. 24c
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    Thanks for replies Deacon - I have a LOT to learn. One of the great things about computing, you NEVER know it all, or even close to it.
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  3. DeaconFrost
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    You're very welcome. I just started virtualizing different OSes to play around with, and I'm amazed at the performance. The best part for me, is that they leave my main system untouched.
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  4. 24c
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    DeaconFrost said:
    You're very welcome. I just started virtualizing different OSes to play around with, and I'm amazed at the performance. The best part for me, is that they leave my main system untouched.
    Virtual PC d/ld and installed - let the fun begin.
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