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06-28-2011, 08:13 AM
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This is all good to know and hopefully of interest to other SuperDuper! users. I had a brief look at the different emulators and many speak well of virtualbox, which is free. Parallels seems to get very mixed reviews.
I did wonder if these would be overly sluggish but I have no interest in gaming software so it should be bearable on a Mac Pro. I still think I'd probably want to install Avast for Windows and presumably make use of the Windows firewall. 
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