> Or do I need to requisition a cheap Dell running windows 2000.
I would recommend getting an inexpensive Windows PC like the Dell.
I am a die-hard Mac-guy, but I would still rather buy an actual
Windows PC for development testing. Even if I was running the best
virtual PC app, I would always have that voice in the back of
my mind wondering, "Yeah, but how will it run on actual PC
hardware?"
That's my 2.18403 JPY....James
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Subject: OT: Virtual PC vs "Real" PC
I'm coming to a point where it's imperative that we see how things look
on Windows machines. Up to now have just been "winging it." But that
won't do in the long run.
Question: Is Virtual PC on the Mac a reliable representation of the
user experience on a real PC running Windows?
Obviously there can be underlying hardware issues that Virtual PC
cannot address, but for now just the presentation, font sizes, etc. is
what i am looking for and, aside from rev presentations: viewing web
pages in IE5-6 on Windows... to see if the CSS is rendering as
expected...
Does Virtual PC really do a good enough job? Or do I need to
requisition a cheap Dell running windows 2000. The "lo-end" Windows
user experience would be the target.
Which leads to the next question, should we test under 2000 or XP?
Sannyasin Sivakatirswami
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