On 15/06/2009, at 11:01 AM, Neil Houghton wrote:
It also seems to me that if you were creating Mac malware then
looking at
getting in via parallels or fusion would be well worth investigating
- I am
just hoping that the subset of Mac users running parallels/fusion is
still
not large
Hi Peter Severin,
Now you have got me thinking ;)
My main use of windows is to use a specialised SMSF (DIY super) management
package. I run XP pro under parallels.
Whilst I do all of my general internet/email in OSX, the MySF software
connects over the web to check for software updates but
I have recently installed Parallels, via the MacUpdate bundle. I find
it much more user-friendly than Fusion.
As for how the virtual machine connects with the outside world, there
are three choices. You find them by clicking on the Virtual Machine
menu in Parallels, run down to Configure
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