Yup, that's the one. Be sure to check the text file on IA for the serial key. You'll need it to install.
I use Oracle Virtualbox:
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You can get an image of windows 98 here:
Windows 98 is a continuation of the Windows 95 product. The major change is an insanely heavy focus on web integration. The help system, many applications, and even the desktop are redesigned to make use of Internet Explorer. Windows 98 runs on top of the same "MS-DOS 7.1" with FAT32 support as...
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I believe this was the guide I followed to set the vm up and install the os onto the virtual drive. Fairly straightforward:
Earlier posts on installing Windows 3.1 and 95 with VirtualBox have been consistently popular since I started this blog. This time the focus is on Windows 98, arguably the most popular version of W...
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Be sure to download the display driver in the article for full color display and other options. Do not use scitech.
After you've settled in, from the vm's dropdown menu select Devices and choose the bryce iso image to insert into the virtual disk drive.
From there, go to the disk drive in My Computer and the installation executable should be in there. Double click then type in the key.
After that, you should have it installed.
I followed this guide to set up an additional virtual hard drive from which renders from bryce can be extracted:
In VirtualBox, when I made a Windows 98 virtual machine, it took me a bit of thinking to know how to quickly transfer files in and out of the VM. VirtualBox's "guest additions" do not support Windows 98, so you can't drag/drop files or set up a shared folder. Here's my method!
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If you think this is unnecessarily complex, that's because it is! I'm sure there are far easier ways to go about this but I'm far too stubborn. Once everything is set up it isn't much of a hassle, imo.
I'm not at my desktop right now, so let me know if you're having any trouble later and I can properly walk you through it if needed with screenshots and all that.