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How can I convert for .exe stuff?
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Join Date: Mar 2006
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I have a MB and hoping not to have to install Windows for just a few things. I have some .exe files and wondering what can read/convert them for Mac?
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Chuck
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.exe files are Windows applications. I don't think Darwine is usable yet, really. You'll have to run Windows.
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.exe files are also self extracting archives, drivers come in this format regularly. sometimes stuffit will open them.
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Darwine is hit-and-miss. It does work sometimes.
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Chuck
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If the .exe files are archives, or even installer programs, you can use FileJuicer to expand the file. Especially useful if you use a PocketPC device and need to extract the .cab files from an .exe installer. 
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