I've realized I could be asking my question differently, and that might
make it easier for folks to help me figure out my own situation.
Does Bootcamp still force use of MBR? Or is Windows now capable of using
the Airbook's defaults, which I believe to be EFI and GPT. Specifically,
does Bootcamp fuss with this in the case of Windows 10?
I'm seeing mention of this as a problem in various web pages on the
topic of dual and triple booting, but I'm unclear whether that's old
news, or still the situation.
Thanks again for all your help on this, everyone.
Janina
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