Will. If nobody else has done this yet, I'm just awaiting more
memory from Apple. They're not exacvtly the most efficient company
when it comes to shipping orders I must say. Soon as I get that, and
can upgrade my machine to 2GB I'll give it another go. However, the
OS installation process appears to have changed dramatically since
the original version I tried. It could be that I cannot give you
reliable step by step instructions, since it seems to differ
depending on which version and operating system you're installing.
One nice thing though is that you can now import a working copy of
Windows from another machine and set it up on your Mac, using the
Windows Transporter package. They must automatically do the driver
modifications it needs. I'm going to try this later with a working
copy of XP and see how I get on. More later. This might be easier
for you than installing from scratch, assuming you have the hardware
to do the import. You need some form of removable media such as an
external hard drive to put your Windows source system on for
importing. There may be a way to do this over a network, i'm
exploring that as well. Again, more later. My apologies if this has
already been covered. Ive been busy and I'm way behind on mail.
On 28 Feb 2007, at 08:06, william lomas wrote:
hello
when i try and download the parallels desktop for amc, it says i can
buy it or get 15 day trial. it hought it was in beta, and free?
i am awaiting instructions on how to use it with voice over, when one
of the list members has time, of course
many thanks for all ehlp i think this will help me more than bootcamp
to ahve windows on mac
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