Adobe

Richard Schmitt richard_schmitt at charter.net
Mon Sep 6 02:03:27 UTC 2004




There are some programs in Windows for which there seem to be no Linux
equivalents--apart from games--such as Dragon Naturally Speaking or OCR
programs. Or you may have a favorite Windows application that you do not
want to replace by a Linux equivalent--such as a check book program, or
you may not want to use Open Office. Impress instead of Powerpoint.

For such situations there are programs that allow you to run Windows
program in Linux. I have been using Win4Lin for a while now. It will do
anything--except dictation and games--and do it seamlessly. The only
serious drawback is that it costs $90.00 (you may be able to get a
better price on ebay).

Look at their website a Netraverse.com

Richard Schmitt





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