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ConnectixVirtual PC

Addendum for Version 2.0

for Power Macintosh

The Keyto RunningPC Software on Your Mac

February1998ConneetixCorporation

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Dragging and dropping files and foldersIn Virtual PC version2.0,copyingfoldersand files can be done bysimplydragginganddropping from Macto PC or PC to Mac.

NOTE:Dragand drop fromVrrtual PC 2.0to Macor Mac toVirtual PC 2.0actuallyduplicatesthe fileor folder (it does not simplycreatean alias).

Dragging from Mac Desktop to PC DesktopTo copy a file from your Mac to Windows 95, simply drag from the Mac desktop or yourhard disk to the Virtual PC 2.0 desktop, as shown below:

The dragged fileappears on your PC desktop. Youcan drag and drop folders, and both thefolders and the contents of the folders are copied over. Youcan also choose to drag to aWindows 95 volume, such as a hard disk or a floppy disk, in My Comp uter.

In Windows 95 (as in DOS), fileshave 3-letter extensions; for example, a text file receivesthe extension.txt, a document filereceivesthe extension.doc, and so forth. When you copya file from Mac to PC, it's best to include the extension so that Windows knows whichapplication can open the file. If you do not include the extension, when you double-clickon a file, Windows prompts you to select an application to open the file.

In Windows 95 you have the option to hide the fileextensions from view.The default valuein Virtual PC 2.0 is Hide MS-DOS file extensions.

To view file extensions:

1. Select a drive in My Computer.

2. Choose Options from the Viewmenu.

3. Select View.

4. Deselect the check box Hide MS-DOS file extensions for file types that are registered .

s, CJick OK

To find out the extensions for various file types:

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Dragging from PC Desktop to Mac DesktopTo copy a file from your Virt ual PC 2.0 hard disk to your Mac, simply drag from your harddisk to your Mac desktop or hard disk, as shown below:

The dragged file appears on your desktop with the icon of a PC file.

Whe n dragging folders from PC to Mac, simply drag to the Macintosh desktop; the PCfolder is converted to a Macintosh folde r, as shown below:

Sharing folders and volumes between Mac andPC

Virt ual PC version 1.0 supported file sharing between Mac and PC by means of the SharedFolder Prefe rence. Virtual PC 2.0 still includes this feature, but filesharing has been greatlysimplified by the suppo rt ofdrag an d drop. Sharing a folder maintains a single copy of thefiles on your Mac hard drive.

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Yc :: :~ o~= ~.: ~: :-;): .ers and volumes by dr agging th em from your Mac to the Folders:-:::::::::: '.-~..: a: PC _.0, as shown below:

The shared folder or volume then appears on the PC as a separate drive, as shown below.In this case, Windows assigns the folder the designation G drive .

NOTE: Dragging an aliasof a folder or volume does not share thefolder or volume. Instead,dragthe folderor volumeitself

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Accessing removable drives

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You can access remo vable drives, such as Zip, Iaz or Syquest, by using the Shared Foldersfeatu re ofVirtual PC 2.0. The removable drive shows up as a drive in My Co mputer onyour PC desktop.

To moun t a removable dr ive, simply dr ag it to the Folders button on the Virt ual PC 2.0window (as described in the Sharing folders between Mac and PC sectio n above ). Or usethe following proce dure:

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