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    Thank you; first person feedback is quite valuable.<br>
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    From your experience, am I right that GenyMotion would be lighter
    than running Android-x86?  The earlier suggestion to do so was quite
    good but I'm always interested in doing things as efficiently as
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    <div class="moz-cite-prefix">On 03/03/2015 01:23 PM, Ryan Coleman
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      I’ve used GenyMotion for testing purposes. Windows and OS X -
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                      I knew of Android as an OS but didn't want to
                      reboot.  But if I understand your point correctly
                      I could access Zinio through Android run as a VM. 
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                      However, is it possible to access Zinio through
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