HI John,

Windows will still behave like a regular  machine, despite the machine  
being virtual. Therefore, it can be infected by viruses. However, this  
will not affect the Mac for obvious reasons. Also, the machine is  
isolated from the Mac. Thus, Any principals that you applied to a  
regular Windows machine will still need to be applied with a virtual  
machine. It will behave just like Windows, to make a long story short.  
Some people recommend allocating half of the RAM that your Mac has  
installed to the virtual machine, but personally I prefer to  
experiment. Keep in mind that if you set the RAM allocation too high,  
memory swapping between the virtual machine and the Macintosh  
operating system may occur. And yes, JAWS can start up automatically  
when Windows launches just like any other Windows machine. You can  
choose to share some of the Mac folders with Windows and the other way  
around, though I prefer to keep them entirely separate. This is a  
personal preference, of course.

Regards,
Nic
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On Nov 2, 2009, at 4:49 PM, John W. Carty wrote:

> I'm exploring the purchase of my first mac but it appears I will  
> still need windows access so can anyone tell me if they are using  
> this fusion application with windows and can you have jaws installed  
> to speak automatically when windows is launched?
>
> Would I still need to run anti virus software under windows?
>
> Regularly clean the windows registry?
>
> What about windows updates? Do they still provide automatic prompts?
>
> How much memory should be allocated for fusion/windows when you  
> install it?
>
>
>
> >


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