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Installing Windows on Mac from an iso.file

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Skipe | 18:57 Mon 26th Oct 2009 | Computers
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Hello!
I\\\'d like to install windows on my Mac, but I\\\'m a bit unfamiliar with the Mac system. I have windows 7 as an iso.file on my computer, how should I proceed? Has Mac an in-built Daemon type image importing program or what?
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Check the Mac support site http://www.apple.com/support/bootcamp/
00:21 Tue 27th Oct 2009
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If the bootcamp articles don't mention getting windows onto a disc (how did you obtain it as an iso?), use Disk Utility, in the Utilities folder within Applications, to burn it to a disc.
13:53 Tue 27th Oct 2009
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Windows 7 will not work on a Mac. They are working in it, but as it only came out a week ago, you may have to wait a couple of months for it to be supported.
21:41 Tue 27th Oct 2009

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