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Gordon...thanks for the great instructions. There were a couple of minor
differences, such as how to get to the Options, and the memory setting
(I had to stop at 364, not 400...I'm only running 512 total, but that's
being worked on), but in general, great. Much appreciated
John Posada
Senior Technical Writer
Isogon Corporation http://www.isogon.com
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"is there a way of replicating that virtual machine instead of creating
each new one from scratch?"
As Bill says you can just copy the VM files to a separate folder. You
can also rename the files to make things easier but you need to change
the name in a few places, here's what I know at the moment:
1. Rename the .vmdk and .vmx files to the new machine name.
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