I did not run the BootCamp installation so I'm not exactly sure.
However, the guy that did run it is a Mac Newbie, so it can't be too
hard.
Marshall
On Apr 6, 2006, at 3:07 PM, hank smith wrote:
is it hard to run bootcamp?
I heard it took a couple of hours just cuirous
----- Original Message ----- From: "djden (Dennis Freedman)"
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Subject: Re: Windows On The Mac Platform ... why?
Again, that's it in a nutshell I think.
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From: "Will Thoms" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Date: Wed, 5 Apr 2006 21:38:48 +0100
Subject: Re: Windows On The Mac Platform ... why?
I have no love for windows what so ever but Voice Over doesn't
allow me
access to enough programs on the Mac and the combination of being
able to
use voice over for some programs under Mac os and JFw or Window
Eyes to
access other programs under windows is a big help.
It simply increases our chances as VI people to access software.
I'm buying
a Mac laptop as I want a machine for portability. Having both
systems under
one hood is just what I need. When I can't access a program on
Tiger I'll
just reboot and give it a go under windows, and maybe the windows
version
will be accessible. Carrying round two computers isn't an
option.
Will
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