As far as I know there is no downside to keeping you Bootcamp partition. I
have been using this method for about two years and have upgraded from
Fusion 3 to 4 and now to 5 without any problems. 
 
Tommy
 
-----Original Message-----
From: [email protected]
[mailto:[email protected]] On Behalf Of Phil Halton
Sent: Sunday, October 21, 2012 10:01 AM
To: Macvisionaries
Subject: VMWare Fusion and bootcamp


Sorry if I keep going round and round on this topic, but I want to do this
right.
 
I spent alot of time getting Windows7 setup in a bootcamp installation on my
iMac. Now I have a trial copy of fusion5 and after I install it, I will most
likely buy it as I know from watching the list that it works well, and will
let me use windows and OSX side-by-side.
 
But, before I rip out the bootcamp partition and go the fusion route, I want
to know:
 
Is there a downside to keeping the bootcamp - other than its disk usage I
mean?
 
If I just ask fusion5 to use the bootcamp installation, will all the
programs (screen reader etc) work as well as if I went the fusion install
route?
 
Can I do both? I kind of like having windows as a native installation.
 
 
please bury me with more information than I'll ever need on this topic;-)
 
 

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