We are pleased to announce that the archived versions of the VirtualAcorn forums are now available here. Archived versions of the VirtualAcorn Forums now available As well as changes to Windows other changes. 'VirtualRPC in Use' has been updated to include information on Windows 8 and Windows 10. have produced a fully updated 3rd edition of 'VirtualRPC in Use', the free guidebook to using VirtualRPC in real world settings.
To celebrate the 15th Anniversary of the launch of VirtualRPC the wonderful people at T.O.M.S. 'VirtualRPC in Use' 3rd Edition now available. Now the authors have given the companion Supplements e-booklet the same treatment and so we are pleased to announce that the 3rd edition of 'VirtualRPC in Use Supplements' is now available for free download. The expanded and revised 3rd edition of 'VirtualRPC in Use' was published at the end of last year.
'VirtualRPC in Use' Supplements 3rd Edition now available. The running of 32 bit Intel binaries on 64 bit Intel processors. The previous version of Mac OS X (10.14 Mojave) is a 64 bit OS running on 64 bit Intel processors that runs 32 bit code without problem. Īs expected Apple have now disabled the execution of 32 bit Applications in the latest version of Mac OS X (10.15 Catalina) released this week. So if you are waiting for a 64 bit VirtualRPC one of the methods covered in this article might help. In fact there are several different working approaches that can be used, plus a couple that occured to us but which we haven't been able to test. We've been doing some experimentation of the last week to see if there's anything that can be done to run a 32 bit VirtualRPC on the 64 bit only Mac OS X 10.15 (Catalina). Running a 32bit VirtualRPC on a 64 bit version of Mac OS X. We apologise for the limited service that we have been able to offer since late January, we suffered from a 'perfect storm' of damage to the roof, staff illness and then internal damage to the main office. This is just a quick message to say that our offices have now fully re-opened following the refurbishment work. (Read more)Ġ6/03/20 - Offices have now fully re-opened That's what happened to us a couple of months ago and apart from the gnashing of teeth there was also a little nagging voice in theīack of the mind saying 'When did you last check all the links on .uk?. Menace, especially when the pages concerned have instructions you really do need right now. Missing content and links that point to holding pages or nowhere are a Here at VirtualAcorn there's one thing that drives us mad (well one thing about other people's websites that drives us mad) and that's broken links.
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