Date:         Tue, 27 Mar 2001 14:57:37 -0330
Reply-To:     Karl Dawe <kdawe@MUN.CA>
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From:         Karl Dawe <kdawe@MUN.CA>
Subject:      Re: ETKA CD ON MAC
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Mark,
        The dual format won't matter if the ETKA runs a Windoze program.  You'd be
able to see it, no problem.  But it still wouldn't run on a Mac.

Karl.

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Sent: Tuesday, March 27, 2001 2:49 PM
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Subject: ETKA CD ON MAC


As for the matter of opening a PC CD on a mac, you can use a program called
"Virtual PC". It is a "windows emulator" and allows your computer to act
just like a wintel machine. I've used it before, and it does work well.
There is another program that I forgot the name of but it's a Gates
creation, don't know much about it but I hear it does the same thing.

BUT, acutally.... if those who opt to burn for us will simply burn these in
"dual platform" format, all will be well without the need for any emulators.
It MAY be that only "toast" for mac has this dual platform capability but I
doubt it. Can a PC burner owner comment on this?

Ok, I will agree to do 10 or so these dual platform CD's for the mac owners
if it will help.

Mark...