Parallels

i just made the switch from boot camp to parallels. i use a windows-based proprietary software and need the flexibility of switching from windows to mac without rebooting constantly. i use a pen tablet extensively, not only for my graphic design work, but also for the majority of my navigating. a great deal of my workflow is : file management in osx and image processing...

You can follow the instructions for slipstreaming in Nero under Parallels, then save it as a disk image, and burn the disc image in Toast under OS X.

version of Windows XP and I am using Parallels right now to use XP becuase Bootcamp needs SP2 and I don't want to go spend the money again. ...

OpenGL is not supported yet, or the performance is terrible, in Parallels and other VM solutions. Maybe soon... ...

I'm connected wirelessly to Linksys WRT54G v.6 router. One thing what is pretty interesting is that I have Parallels installed so I can run Windows XP when I need it. So I tested www.youtube.com in windows and it worked. ...

I was unaware that the Intel iMac would not run OS 9 apps before I bought it. I have a few applications that are crucial for my work that require OS 9. Someone mentioned needing an "emulator"....I don't know what that is or where to get it. Will "Parallels for Mac Desktop" allow me to create an OS 9 guest OS, as it would allow creation of a Windows XP guest OS? From where...

I have the Parallels Desktop for mac software installed on my laptop and with it comes a 5MB application called "Image Tool". ...

That works with Parallels as well, ScottW. But yes, VMware's version has yet to see a public beta on the Mac. ...

whats better?

You might also get an answer if you ask Parallels' people. They surely have some idea on what kind of USB devices work and why. Maybe they can specifically tell you what to ask the device maker about the protocols used etc. - But again, I guess testing it would be easiest. Maybe find a person in your neighbourhood with an intel Mac?