For that there is a 3dsvm program, written by Stephen LaConte, as well as a
plugin to the main afni GUI.

For installation, note that AFNI does not run on Windows (mac or linux are
better choices, if possible). With Windows, that gives you two main choices:

1. probably the easiest: install a virtual Linux OS using Virtual Box, or similar
2. harder, but better processing: install Linux as a separate OS on your laptop,
leaving it as a dual-boot system

If you are not terribly comfortable with Unix systems or administering an OS in
general, you may want to try to get help.

Note that if you install Virtual Box, you can use our class install package,
meaning you would not need to go through the steps to set up Linux. Just
install VirtualBox (free), and then go to our short setup page:

http://afni.nimh.nih.gov/bootcamp/howto/windows_setup.html

We have not updated that ova file recently, but maybe we should do so.
Let me know if you go that route.

- rick