Parallels

bar to get help. cause ive just been hearing the same thing on these boards. thanks for the effort guys, but i havent gone anywhere. i am going insane over this, parallels was so easy, and bootcamp looks so easy too, i just cant get past the partition, and it tells me i have more than one partition or whatever...I DONT! ...

Unfortunately, WMP 9 will not function as as plugin when running under Rosetta, so you're limited to Flip4Mac, or WMP under Windows on Parallels or Bootcamp. ...

I've tried Parallels, that turned out to be upsetting because Parallels doesnt support such games as counter strike: source. then, I tried bootcamp, you can see from my prior posts on the boot camp forum on this site (Please if you know how to solve me problem, please help; it says that it cannot move certain files over and that i may have to reformat my drive to a single mac...

will replace my current Windows laptop. On the Windows laptop, I use MS Money 2006 and I suspect that I will continue to use it on my MBP by running it inside a Parallels VM. ...

Well, the other option you can do is to run Windows XP through Parallels Desktop. ...

A huge amount of information there, and honestly you'll get answers there more quickly than from Parallels support. Still a great product, I use it every day. Invaluable to a business user. ...

You probably need to download a newer version of Parallels for that specific machine. The software that came in the package probably was created before they made the changes to Parallels for the iMac Core 2 Duo. ...

Yes, I have purchased this Macbook because it can run Windows XP courtesy of Bootcamp. I have tried Parallels but it does not do everything I need. ...

Not for a MacBook, doesn't have any kind of expansion slot. For the memory. 1GB should be OK for most. If you want to do something like Parallels, where you would have, in effect, two operating systems running at the same time - 2GB would be worthwhile. You have two slots. you can upgrade to 1GB in each, for a total of 2GB maximum.

Honestly not sure if it's flash or not, have not looked that close. Go to cnn.com and surf up any page. If the Mac ad comes up, Firefox goes nuts. I can't say if it's isolated just to Firefox because my Safari won't load any page and has a POSIX error...lucky me. However it does not happen in Firefox in Windows XP (I run Parallels) or Internet Explorer. I've cleared all...