This is probably off topic, if you want to discuss off line, I'm happy to
help.
I do this daily, on three different Macs. FWIW, I used to be an executive
at Microsoft, but use Macs in my daily life. I retreat to Windows only as
needed. I use Parallels, although others report good success with
Hi List,
If this discussion is outside the scope of this group I apologize, I know it
was touched on a couple of weeks ago. Please email me off list if you feel
it's more appropriate.
I've recently had my laptop stolen and am trying to get back on track as
soon as possible, it was a Mac
Check out this: http://www.apple.com/macosx/features/bootcamp.html
Tim MacKay wrote:
Hi List,
If this discussion is outside the scope of this group I apologize, I
know it was touched on a couple of weeks ago. Please email me off list
if you feel it’s more appropriate.
I’ve recently had my
Tim MacKay wrote:
Hi List,
snip
I have a few questions about the Windows environment on the
new Macs. Specifically, can I run things like Microsoft Visual Studio?
Flash Develop? Can I download and run .exe files? Is the Windows
environment on Macintosh a true Windows environment and is it
On an Intel-based processor, you should be able to actually install
Windows onto a Mac machine. I've never personally tested this, but it
makes sense to me. If that is the case, then it will function just like
Windows on any other PC build, so you can run anything that you would
normally run.
On an Intel-based processor, you should be able to actually install
Windows onto a Mac machine. I've never personally tested this, but it
makes sense to me. If that is the case, then it will function just like
Windows on any other PC build, so you can run anything that you would
normally run.
Check out this: http://www.apple.com/macosx/features/bootcamp.html
Tim MacKay wrote:
Hi List,
If this discussion is outside the scope of this group I apologize, I
know it was touched on a couple of weeks ago. Please email me off list
if you feel it’s more appropriate.
I’ve recently had my
Tim MacKay wrote:
Hi List,
snip
I have a few questions about the Windows environment on the
new Macs. Specifically, can I run things like Microsoft Visual Studio?
Flash Develop? Can I download and run .exe files? Is the Windows
environment on Macintosh a true Windows environment and is it
Chris Broadfoot [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Both of them provide seamless (as much as it can be) integration between
OSX and Windows, however if you run Bootcamp, you'll be booted into
Windows and need a restart to get back into OSX.
Hi,
probably getting a little offtopic, and certainly too
