Angel Llorente wrote:
I use a PowerPC G4 Mac; run OS X 10.5.8 Leopard. I have a CD-ROM for Windows that I would like to convert to OS X. What software will I need to do that?
Connectix' VirtualPC will run either Windows 98 or Windows XP on a PowerMac G4 and allow you to run your Windows CD-ROM. It comes with WIndows bundled with it.
As a legacy package, you would have to find it used, most likely on eBay.
I have my original copy of VirtualPC, but I am not willing to sell it, as I have "extracted" the licensed copy of Windows XP and that is the copy of WIndows XP that I use in BootCamp/Parallels 7 to this day.
Windows in emulation will run slowly on the PowerPC G4, but it is the only way you can run your Windows CD-ROM on your Mac. Once you get the CD-ROM running, the slowdown in speed will be less noticable than operations within Windows itself.