Installing Virtual PC from CD

I am trying to install VPC7 on my Mini and it doesnt get to the end of Step 1! The first time I tried it asked me to restart but then it didnt go any further.
I am logged in as Admin AFAIK (I'm the only user & other Mac software has accepted my login) but I cant get the installation to progress any further. I have a 2-CD installation that came with Office for Mac if that is of any revellance.
What do I do?
Helen
mini Mac OS X (10.4.7)

Helen,
Are you using one of the newest Intel Mac Minis, or
is it a PowerPC Mac Mini? You can find out by
clicking on the blue apple on the top left side of
the screen and selecting "about this mac".
Its one of the newest minis Julian.
I've just spotted that according to the leaflet thing that is with the disks that VPC 7 runs on 10.2.8 to 10.3 and I have 10.4.3, which also might go some way to explain things as well!
I believe Virtual PC does not work on the new Intel
Macs. If you have an Intel Mac there's a company
called Parallels that sells a utility just like
Virtual PC, and works on the Intel Mac.
I'll look into that other software, thanks.
<snip>
I hope this helps,
Julian
It has a lot.

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