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 - Getting Started with VMware Fusion
 
 
6 Getting Started with VMware Fusion
VMware, Inc.  
 Migrate your Windows PC to a virtual machine easily. The integrated 
Migration Assistant helps you convert your physical PC to a virtual 
machine to run on your Mac.
 Import virtual machines. You can import virtual machines created 
with Parallels Desktop or Microsoft Virtual PC for Mac directly to 
VMware
 Fusion.
 Graduate from Boot Camp. VMware Fusion can use an existing Boot 
Camp partition, or, you can import your Boot Camp partition into a virtual 
disk, letting you reclaim your Boot Camp space. VMware Fusion eliminates 
the need to reboot to access your Windows applications and files.
 Keep your Windows safe. You can take multiple snapshots—pictures 
in time—of your virtual machines, keeping them safe in case of any 
problem. VMware Fusion AutoProtect takes automatic, periodic 
snapshots to keep your virtual machines safe from unexpected harm. 
VMware Fusion includes a 12-month complimentary subscription to 
McAfee VirusScan Plus.
 Get the most out of your Mac. Run 64-bit virtual machines, including 
server operating systems like Windows Server, Linux Server, Mac OS X 
Server, and Mac OS X Lion in virtual machines. Many modern Mac 
systems are powerful enough to provide great performance and 
productivity, even when running multiple virtual machines.
 Run multiple operating systems while protecting the integrity of 
your Mac. You can safely run virtual machines isolated from the Mac by 
using the hardware-level security and fault isolation of virtualization 
solutions.
System Requirements for VMware Fusion 
Verify that you have the following minimum system requirements for 
installing and using VMware Fusion.
 Any Mac with a 64-bit Intel processor (Intel Core 2 Duo or newer).
 Mac OS X 10.6.7 or later, Mac OS X 10.7 recommended.










