Parallels

no, i used to have parallels, i deleted it along with all its files and users. i am going to go on my disk utility and try to figure things out. thanks for your effort thus far.

BootCamp uses a dedicated partition, Parallels is in a folder, and does not need its own partition. ...

I downloaded and used parallels before. May that have partitioned the discs. ...

Parallels is still being improved, so make sure you have the latest version, which is only a couple of weeks old. here's a link - http://www.versiontracker.com/dyn/moreinfo/macosx/29555 I don't have any problems with Parallels/windows and Airport. Just open the wireless network connection window which should be available at the right end of the taskbar, and choose your...

Thanks for your reply. I dont intend to keep both parallels and bootcamp going. I would prefer to use parallels as I have already bought it, but as you have noticed I have a few issues to resolve with comms. ...

So, you are doing both Parallels and Bootcamp installs? ...

I am buying a Macbook Pro today because it is a Mac, but I do need to be able to use some of my business Windows stuff - like MS Access which has my customer data base. I have more that 12 years of business stuff in Windows. I would be really happy if I could convert Windows file to Mac. Hank The files wouldn't need any conversion to be able to run on a Mac vs. a Windows...

You don't need Parallels Workstation to access a mainframe. There are many excellent terminal emulation applications available for MacOS X. ...

Yup.. parallels, even though there is a cost, is the way to go.

If it's new, it's probably intel. You can check in the "about this mac" window that you get in the apple menu. You can use parallels or bootcamp, though I would recommend parallels for basic apps. ...