Mac Forum / Applications / Virtual PC / January 2008

I have a Vista Ultimate as  host and installed Virtual PC 2007 with Windows
XP as guest. I am trying to run games which are low spec even can be played
on windows 98.
Games SACRED

I just purchased MS Office for Mac 2004 during Apple's month-long
promotion for an upgrade to 2008 with prepaid shipping. I am not sure
what 2008 will bring, but for now I am having difficulty finding the
default for encrypting and certifying emails. I do not want to certify

I'm running 7.0.1. I've been looking at a video and would like to do
some screen captures. I tried the "Capture Selection" command in the
Edit menu. I get a satisfying shutter sound but I cannot find a
resulting output file. Am I missing some important step? Seems like

I have been happily cranking away on Panther OS 10.3.9 for many
moons. Unfortunately I have now been forced into a need for an
application that requires the Java 2 runtime environment that is
not available on Panther (but is in Tiger).

Shared Networking (NAT) is enabled in the settings for the virtual machine.
In the past, I have been able to connect to the Internet in this virtual
machine, but suddenly I am no longer able to do so. I really have no idea
what the problem is.

Anybody got a work round for Parallels continually asking you to re-activate
Vista Business when running on an iMac (OS Leopard, 2.4GHz, 4Gb RAM).

I have Virtual PC 7.0.3 on my iMac G5 (PPC) running OS X 10.4.11, and I run
Windows XP Professional within VPC.
I have a language CD that I used to run on a Windows PC which needs Windows
95, 98 or NT 4.0.  I uninstalled it from the old PC some time ago when I sold

I'm putting together a list of problems with VPC running in Leopard.
One common issue seems to be related to DVD or CD drives. If you are
installing software in Windows, VPC does not recognize the file
format. It's not clear whether it's a DVD, CD drive or both that are