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Although I am, and always will be, a devoted user of Apple products, the Macintosh and OSX, occasionally I find the need to do something that only the vagaries of Windows can achieve. In the past, that mandatory me to have a separate computer (a PC) with an install of Windows.

Fortunately, with Apple’s switch to all Intel all the date, I no longer need that other Windows PC and instead can use a “virtual” Windows PC running on my Mac with the help of a software product provided by Parallels or VMware.

In the past, I was a big fan of Parallels and used it exclusively. More recently, though, I have switched to VMware Fusion for my Windows virtualization needs. Nothing against Parallels, its still a great product, but

I just find VMware a bit more “Mac-like” and easier to setup and use. whether you agree and use VMware Fusion as well, head on by to their website considering there’s an update to the software waiting there just for you.

This update is, according to the VMware site: “a maintenance release that contains fixes for a variety of issues.” What might these issues be, you may wonder? Well, whether you really want to know, feel free to read the release notes. Or, whether you decide to just “go for it” and not read the fine print, go here and download away.

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