>i got the idea but it only anoys me because i am trying to save room on my >hard drive [...] >then the problem is i have to install windows every time i >want to use a windows app No, you can make vmware use your existing windows install, but you've got to do it right. First boot into windows and create a few new hardware profiles. (Have a few to screw up before you break something.;)) Then set up a virtual machine which uses an existing physical disk (hda1 probably) rather than the virtual disk. When windows boots tell it you in profile xyz and it will reconfigure itself for the video, etc it finds in the vmware environment. This way you can boot into windows native and let it run with your abc video, sound card, other hardware, or start windows in vmware and let it use the vmware xyz hardware. All the same software available in both environments. MB
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