Mojave Host with High Sierra Guest - can the latter still run 32-bit apps?

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Bob12

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I'm running Parallels for Mac V14.1, and before I update to Mojave I'd like to have an option in place for running 32-bit apps.
I am posting this for confirm that a High Sierra Guest under a Mojave host will still be able to run such apps. Some browsing on these forums give one instance with a positive outcome. Do others out there have experience with this circumstance?
 
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I neglected follow-up on this question - I am still interested in knowing if a High Sierra Guest under a Mojave host will be able to run 32-bit apps.
 
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Yes - there are a couple of 32 bit apps that I would like to continue to use once I take the plunge and move my Mac over to Mojave.
I was thinking I would set up a High Sierra virtual machine, that I would then run under Mojave, to run these 32 bit apps.
Will this work? Or will the 64 bit rule reach through to the High Sierra virtual machine?
Thanks,
- Bob
 
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Iranserver said:
no
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Is there a real answer here? The one-word reply doesn't exactly inspire confidence.
 
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Arun@Parallels said:
Hi @Bob12 , are you trying to install mac Os High Sierra as a virtual machine keeping Mojave as Host?
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Yes - there are a couple of 32 bit apps that I would like to continue to use once I take the plunge and move my Mac over to Mojave.
I was thinking I would set up a High Sierra virtual machine, that I would then run under Mojave, to run these 32 bit apps.
Will this work? Or will the 64 bit rule reach through to the High Sierra virtual machine?
Thanks,
- Bob
 
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