Has anyone here ever experimented with either of these programs? I'm intrigued, and may start tinkering with FUSION when I get back from a weekend trip (that, and I need to obtain a MacOS 8.1 disc, or use the 7.5.5 and BIOS from my IIfx). Apparently, these do not require repartitioning of the resident PC's hard drive - they create virtual drive images that are simply hundreds-of-megabytes files on the C: drive, and as long as you don't muck around with them within Windows, the two OSes should be able to coexist. Each product supports up to Mac OS 8.1, and just about any pre-PowerMac (i.e. If you own an original Apple II you are implicitly licensed to use the software in. I found a link to, with versions of FusionPC (older product, now free) and SoftMac (newer product, 30-day trial activation) available for download. This ROM image is copyrighted by Apple, and you must be licensed to use it.
DuckStation will automatically load the SBI file when it is found next to the CD image. 18 MB IMPORT external files from Mac/PC hard drive into your Atari DOS. For these games, make sure that the CD image and its corresponding SBI (.sbi) file have the same name and are placed in the same directory. I did a little digging on one of my favorite emulation sites tonight, and decided to see if any progress had been made on Macintosh emulators for the PC. ATR images for your emulator Download Commodore C64 Disk Images ROMs and Games.
