Hi John and WAMUG'rs, Good to hear from you John and many thanks for the feed-back. I'm really interested with the concept of this application mainly for those software that do not have a MAC-native version.
One question though, why use the Win version of Filemaker? It is such an excellent database on the MAC-Os that I cannot imagine why use the Win version at all. But then I'm sure that you have a good reason for wanting to do so. Hope all is going well with archery. On my side unfortunately I've had to give it away due to a shoulder/arm problem. It was very difficult to stop going to the club's weekly meet, but my GP who happens to also be a specialist in sport medicine told me in no uncertain words that my archery days are well and truly over ..... :( Hope you are well and thanks again for the comments. Regards, Philippe -- It is one of the blessings of old friends that you can afford to be stupid with them. Ralph Waldo Emerson on 22/11/06 8:05 AM, John & Julie Thompson at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > Hello Phillipe, > I have checked Crossover and the concept is brilliant however, at > this point in time it only recognises certain Microsoft specific > software. There is still a lot of work to be done on it but when it > is done, it could completely do away with VPC, and similar aps. The > main reason I have not followed it any further at this stage is it's > refusal to recognise Filemaker which is my most used program. > > Regards > > John Thompson > On 21/11/2006, at 20:19, J Philippe Chaperon wrote: > >> Hi Ronni & WAMUG'rs, >> >> Many thanks for that link Ronni. It does look promising specially >> in view of >> the fact that one does not need to purchase a copy of the 'Dark >> Side OS' to >> run the applications. >> >> I do not have an Intel-Mac as yet, possibly this coming January or >> February, >> but am interested to know if anyone has had hands-on experience >> with the >> product. If it does what the site says, that would be ideal for the >> odd >> application or two, but I do intend to keep supporting financially, ie >> purchase, Mac softwares which I find elegant and reliable.
