Virtual Win7 32-bit

[Kari Eveli lexitec@xxxxxxxx]

Carl,

The easiest thing would be to install the 32-bit Win7 in a virtual
machine under the real 64-bit Win7 you have. Use any virtualization
program to do this. You can activate it, it needs a separate license.
For experimenting, I would suggest VBox as the platform. This is perhaps
not for keeps, as it will drag down performance. If you like 32-bit
Win7, you will have to install it as a real machine.


Best regards,

Kari Eveli
LEXITEC Book Publishing (Finland)
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22.7.2014 8:34, Jon P (Redacted sender xywrite4@xxxxxxxx for DMARC) wrote:
> Carl--
>
> Before you try anything virtual or multibooted, I suggest opening the 32-bit Win7 and transferring
> over your XY setup from Win XP. I think you can click on editor.exe or whatever .bat file you use to
> open XP and you will be asked if you want to run that with a CMD prompt.
>
> I had to use XP mode in 64-bit Win7. But 32-bit Win 8.1 just runs my old XY. So maybe 32-bit Win 7
> will do the same.
>
> If not...looks like you have plenty of other options.
>
> Jon Pareles