Running a dos program on the new intel chip

I have a dos program that I need to be able to run on the new intel chip.
Is there a safe and reliable way to do it?
thanks
mbs827

Thanks for your reply.
Have you used parallels for dos?
I am considering getting the new mac book but want to make sure that it will run the dos program.
thanks
mbs827

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Hi Adrian;
When you ordered the iMac G5 you had certain plans for it. With the announcement of the Intel iMac, what is your iMac G5 not doing for you now?
Or is this more a matter of envy, you iMac G5 is no longer the newest thing?
If you most have the latest and greatest, you can always sell it on eBay and order the new Intel iMac.
It is your call but if it is doing what you bought it to do, I personally would ignore the fact that is the latest and greatest and just use it.
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I want to buy the new intel...but I would like to know for sure if it will work with my scanner and printer.
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