How to Transform Windows XP to Look & Act Like a Mac OS X (Leopard)
- 1). Download and install Leopard X onto your Windows XP system (See Resources). This will give your computer the appearance of having Mac OS X Leopard on your device.
- 2). Download and install a Mac emulator to replicate the Mac OS X on your system (See Resources). Reboot your computer once you have completed the installation.
- 3). Download a 6GB preformatted hard-disk image (see Resources). Six gigabytes is recommended to allow for Mac OS X Leopard to run at its full capacity. Decompress the file by downloading WinRar (see Resources). Save the image to your desktop.
- 4). Download and install an ISO converter (see Resources). Open your ISO converter and insert your Mac installation CD. Click "File" and then, click "New" and click "Add" and then, click "File." Click "Burn Image" to make a copied image of your installation disk and convert it to ISO format.
- 5). Open your emulator's control panel and click "Create New Configuration File" and click "Continue." Enter the location of your emulator and hard-disk image. Replace "Desktop" with your desktop path. Designate the amount of memory you wish to use for your Mac OS and click "Continue."
- 6). Modify your color and resolution settings when asked and click "Finish." Name your configuration file and save it to your desired location. Click "Finish." Be sure the box next to "CD-ROM Device is Installed" is checked. Input the location of your Mac OS hard-disk image. Double click the Mac OS icon to begin the installation. Reboot your computer when your installation is complete. You have now transformed your Windows XP to look and act like a Mac OS X Leopard.
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