Oh this sounds really interesting. Just a couple of quick questions,
I'll try to search google, but I'm assuming you have to give up some
drive space for xp or whatever you wish to run, I wonder more
importantly can you run it off another drive? I can't imagine why not
and I imagine xp when installed in all its stuff would take only a
few gigs or maybe I'm dreamming. This would be interesting and if it
works, I might get over to the Mac sooner at work for sure. Please do
keep us posted and also can you get this from a retailer or only
direct from microsoft?
tnx
Scott
On Jan 12, 2006, at 1:10 PM, Jacob Schmude wrote:
Hi
With regard to running Windows on the Mac, you need Virtual PC,
which is a Microsoft product that costs $79.99 to do this. My copy
is on the way, since I'm a sucker for experimenting with emulators
and I've heard that screen readers can run under it, since it
basically runs a copy of Windows XP--or whatever X86-based
operating system you want to put on it. I use window-eyes, not
jaws, but the idea is the same and I'll let the list know how it
performs when I get my vpc CD.
On Jan 12, 2006, at 9:57 AM, Justin Harford wrote:
Hi guys
4. They think that depending on my major (presently to be either
Law, History, or Spanish), graduate programs may require special
software only usable
with windows. They brought up statistics as an example. If I
were to go into administration as a vocation, I would probably
have to take statistics classes.
