In 1998 after releasing Gemulator version 6.0, we split Gemulator into Atari specific and Macintosh specific product lines. For most of that time, the functionality of emulating and running Atari and Macintosh was provided in a single combined product called Gemulator, first on MS-DOS, and then later on Windows 3.1 and Windows 95. We have been offering PC users the ability to run both Atari ST and Apple Macintosh software on MS-DOS based PC for about 10 years now. The step-by-step TUTORIAL page covers the real life example of freshly install Mac OS on a new computer, something you will need to do if you are installing Mac OS for the first time on your PCĬhanges and improvements in the Gemulator 2000 and SoftMac XP releasesĪ little bit about the history and capabilities of SoftMac.You'd be amazed at how much you don't know about your computer! The SECRETS page has tips on optimizing the performance of both Windows and Mac OS.

This will install the latest online releases of SoftMac, Gemulator, and Xformer.Īfter you read this documentation and get the software installed, there are two other pages you should read:

If you are currently running an older version of SoftMac (prior to 8.20) by all means go to our download page and run the latest SoftMac installer.

If you have purchased SoftMac on CD-ROM you should also consult the printed manual which came with your CD-ROM. This is where we show you how to download and install the latest releases of SoftMac 2000 and SoftMac XP. Welcome to the SoftMac Online Documentation page. Emulators Online - SoftMac Online Documentation

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