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Is there any way to run .exe programs on a Macbook, besides bootcamp?
.exe on Mac
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...or DarWINE (open source/free) - but keep in mind that DarWINE and Crossover are merely emulators, and they are "hit or miss" at that. If you need to run Windows software, your best bet is Boot Camp, Parallels or Fusion.
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Well I have no idea what Parallels or Fusion are. Are they downloadable programs?
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[SIZE=-1]Virtualization solutions run windows on a Mac with in OS X by using either [/SIZE][SIZE=-1]Parallels[/SIZE][SIZE=-1] or VMware Fusion.
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there both programs you can install on OSX and then you are able to boot up other operating systems inside that application such as windows. Parallels and VMWare Fushion both do the same thing but they are just competing companys that make the software
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Ok, thanks for all the help 
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