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From: halam@umnd-cpe-cola.d.umn.edu (hasseen alam)
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Subject: Re: Help: Softwr to Run DOS on MAC
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Date: 8 Jan 90 05:33:22 GMT
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Call up Insignia Software, and inquire about SoftPC.  I think they are
shipping v1.3 now.  This is nice.  It does a PC/AT or XT emulation.  But
if the application needs special Graphics card or if it uses Math
co-processors, then you are out of luck with this one.  This is a
inexpensive solution.  MacWorld and MacUser gave prety good reviews.
Even I tried it last summer on a SE/30.  OOO!! BTW this requires a lot
of RAM, FDHD and one of the 020 or 030 Macs.  There are a few third
party boards to do it also.  Try calling Orange Micro and Dayna Soft for
more info on their products.  You will find their numbers on any popular
magazines.

I hope this helps.

Haseen.