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MoosePond · 10-19-2007

Unfortunately it's highly unlikely that many mfrs will support Macs and OS X; however, there's a better solution that BootCamp (which requires you to shut down OS X and reboot into Windows), it's called Parallels and it allows Macs to run Windows concurrently with OS X and share files and peripherals.

DISCLAIMER: this post is from someone who (after over 20 years on the PC side) switched to Macs and is never going back!

10-19-2007	#7
MoosePond Member Join Date: Sep 2007 Location: lower Hudson Valley & Frostbite Falls, VT Posts: 93	Re: Mac Support Unfortunately it's highly unlikely that many mfrs will support Macs and OS X; however, there's a better solution that BootCamp (which requires you to shut down OS X and reboot into Windows), it's called Parallels and it allows Macs to run Windows concurrently with OS X and share files and peripherals. DISCLAIMER: this post is from someone who (after over 20 years on the PC side) switched to Macs and is never going back! __________________ recovering audiophile/ascending videophile/isf-certified calibrator