At 15:13 -0700 23/6/12, David Creamer wrote:
I prefer Parallels, but you should check out both.
Yes, true. I think there are some comparative reviews on line.
I'd be interested in knowing the reasons for your preference, but maybe offline
as it's not directly relevant to FrameMaker.
I just
Steve
I have just been through this exercise. From 7 to 10.
I have installed Win7 on the bootcamp partition and am using VirtualBox
to run Windows as a virtual machine. I normally I run Windows through
Virtual Box, but bootcamp provides a real hard disk into which I can
start up Windows if I
Steve
I have just been through this exercise. From 7 to 10.
I have installed Win7 on the bootcamp partition and am using VirtualBox
to run Windows as a virtual machine. I normally I run Windows through
Virtual Box, but bootcamp provides a real hard disk into which I can
start up Windows if I
I just tested the fonts issue using VirtualBox.
While you can easily share folders between the Mac and your Virtual Box
machine, you still need to import fonts into Windows for them to be
active. The Mac installed fonts may not work by importing into Windows,
at least those that I tried just
I prefer Parallels, but you should check out both.
What fonts do you currently use in Frame for Mac? You might have no choice
but to purchase a new set of fonts.
I agree--be careful with TransType Pro--a great program, but triple-check
the font license.
Dave Creamer
IDEAS Training
