Hi,
It is almost completely accessible. I don't know about the second
question, though, as I don't run fussion.
Thanks for lisetning,
Alex,
On 4-Dec-08, at 11:54 PM, Will Lomas wrote:
how accessible is virtual box and can i use my existing VM under
fusion with it
On 5 Dec 2008, at 07:31, Alex Jurgensen wrote:
Hi,
You can upgrade the RAM, or use Virtualbox, which isn't slower I
find, or alocate more RAM to the VM for the time you are using it
and set it to pause when in the background.
Thanks for lisetning,
Alex,
On 4-Dec-08, at 11:28 PM, Will Lomas wrote:
hi as part of my translation masters course i need to use windows
to run some software. I am wondering is it easier for me to use
bootcamp so i can leveridge all of the ram etc. whenever i need
windows although of course then if i needed a dictionary i can not
use my ultralingua dictionaries under mac. I find that when i run
fusion it is so slow when i need to go back to the mac OS
regards will
p.s. i only have 2 gigs of ram in this machine but i think fusion
is great for the sighted but when a blind person has a
screenreader in play this is where problems will occur
i have 1 gb ram assigned to fusion
