install Mac OXS into my PC?
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No way !!!\nMac OS only works for Mac Machines. . .\nYou only can do with your PC is that install Unix or Linix if you don't want to use Windows!!!
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a pc, mac is dumb lol, but a pc, is way better
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Download from http://www.versiontracker.com/dyn/moreinfo/macosx/25411
751983
There isn't. Mac OSX is entirely different from Windows and there is no chance the download would work on Windows. Plus those programs are mac exclusives so there's no PC Windows version either.
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Mac OS is the operating system for the Macintosh computers.  It probably will not  work on a PC, or at best very poorly.\n\nIf you want an alternative OS, you could try the UNIX world.  There are many variants but they work very much the same.  Most are pricey but LINUX is free.  If you have been working strictly in Windows, you will find that these are aimed at keyboard specialists.  They do come with GUI interfaces, but their strength lies in the greater variability of the written word as opposed to the point and shoot characteristics of Windows.\n\nIf you are interested but unsure, try operating your computer in DOS mode for a while and see if suits your style.  I have no idea how to get here (Yahoo Answers) from DOS since my ISP is strictly GUI.
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You can inside a virtual machine, Parallels for Mac is supposed to be pretty good.\n\nYou can read about it at http://www.parallels.com/ and virtual machines at http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Virtual_machine
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what you need is the boot manager called "bootcamp". with this boot manager you can setup a macbook with both OS's Mac OS and Windows XP. while booting the macbook you decide which OS you want to run.\nhttp://www.apple.com/macosx/bootcamp/
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If you mean use Macintosh software within Windows, there is a way.  Look up the "Basilisk II" emulator; you can run Mac software and read disks on a PC.\n\nMyself, I regularly use an Apple II emulator to run old games like "Lode Runner" and "Hard Hat Mack".  (The Cebix.net site has nothing to do with Apple II emulators, only Macs.)
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Not natively. IncrediMail supports Windows 9x/ME/NT/2000/3/XP\n\nThere are ways to run Windows software on a Macintosh. I'm not a Mac user so you might want to post that as a different question or search for the answer here or other sites.
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Well, you can't, I'm not a Mac user but I'm pretty sure that you can't purchase OSX 10.2 anymore.  The latest version is OSX 10.4 Tiger.  I'm going to say that you'll have to buy Tiger and reformat your computer.  I don't know if you can upgrade from 10.1.5 to Tiger or not but I'm pretty sure you can't.\n\nWhether or not you can run Tiger also depends on your system specs which requires you to have a PowerPC G3, G4 or G5 processor at 600MHz or faster and 256MB of memory and a DVD drive.
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Microsoft doesn't support it, but you can try this site. http://www.apple.com/downloads/macosx/internet_utilities/internetexplorer.html
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get one from tigerdirect.com. they have very cheap prices there. and you should have an external one if your using a mac
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If you bought a Macintrash to use Windows you wasted a lot of money.\n\nBuy a cheap PC, install Linux and Windows.  Not only will you have a *nix much better than MacOSX, but it's free.
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macs cannot play exe files im sorry but its absolutly impossible ok just give up not there is no use in trying to open up the files if u want to play exes just buy windows otherwise deal with it!!!
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You can run Mac OS X on prentium Pcs. Just do a google or yahoo search for Mac OS X86 or on intel and you should be able to find a patch that makes the os run on non Apple Hardware.
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As far as I know, there are two options:\n\n1. Install Windows XP by using Boot Camp, then you can run your windows version applications and games like you do on PC. (It's free.)\n\nDownload here:\nhttp://www.apple.com/macosx/bootcamp\n\n2. There is an app called CrossOver. With it, you can run most of the windows apps and games just on Mac (without intalling Windows XP). (It's not free.)\n\nDownload here:\nhttp://www.codeweavers.com\n\nHope this will help!\n\nP.S. Nothing is perfect...
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well, i'm not a mac user. \nbut i hope these links give you some information \nhttp://www.macosx.com/content/faq.php/q440/Installing-dmg-Files.html\nhttp://www.codecomments.com/archive240-2005-2-402171.html