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May 30th 09, 07:15 AM
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Keeping Windows 98 alive via a virtual machine?
Since this is the newsgroup where Windows 98 die-hards hang out, are there
people here who keep a Windows 98 environment for themselves by installing it on a virtual machine within XP or Vista, via VM Ware or similar programs? I've picked up a few things about virtualization, and I'm interested in learning more about how it is done. Basically, with virtual machines, older operating systems (and applications) can remain viable for however long one wants to use them. This is great news. Larry 
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