unik1, on Thursday March 6, 2008 01:24:15 PMConfiguration: Windows XP Internet Explorer 6.0
Try "WINE"
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Files with the.exe extension are Windows or
DOS executable programs and will not natively work in Linux. As indicated by RTAdams89, you can try using WINE. If the .exe will run in DOS, you can try DOSbox. If neither of these work, you can try Cross Over Office which is a proprietary (not Open Source) offering. WINE and DOSbox should be available with most distributions. If you have to resort to using Cross Over Office, you can Google for that or 'codeweavers' (don't have the link since I do not use any Windows programs in Linux here). |
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