I want to install windows 7 on my mac what is the procedure ?

I want to install windows 7 on my mac please help me and let me know the steps to do it ?

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    The weaknesses in Windows OS and applications are well trodden by virus and worm malcontents the world over. That doesn't mean that OSX is exempt though. All it will take is once and the entire Mac world will sit up and take notice......
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