VMware Fusion

If you use BootCamp, then no, you can't access the HFS+ formatted drive from Windows (without installing this: http://www.mediafour.com/products/macdrive/). If you use a solution such as Parallels or VMWare's Fusion to run Windows in a virtualized environment, then you can always set up the HFS+ formatted external drive as a "shared" drive and access it from Windows like...

Next time when you wan tot use vmware or parallels you should start that program up first and then install to a disk image. That will let you run both windows and Mac OS. ...

My sister was using my computer and wanted to use Windows XP Professional Service Pack 2 in VMWare so booted a CD of Windows on my machine. ...

Which is what I was saying I'd have to fork over 80 dollars for... Edit: ha, my bad, i was talking about parallels earlier. So judging from what everyones been saying on this site....vmware fusion over parallels?

VMWare Fusion, which costs about the same as Parallels. You can download the trial version, so you can check if it is worth the money.

Well the Mac has an Intel chip and with Leopard Apple included a program called Boot Camp. How Boot Camp works is it makes all a disk image you can burn filled with all the drivers need for the apple isight and other things that you can load into Windows once it installs. Boot Camp also will partition you Hard disk and for Windows. You decided how large you want Windows to...

Also here are some very useful Mac sites you should visit. 1) MacOSXHints.com - a great daily hints site. 2) Accelerate Your Macintosh.com - a great site for adding hardware hacks to your Mac 3) iFixIt Guides.com - a great how to install instructions for ram, hard drives and DVD/CD replacements in Apple portables 4) BareFeats.com - a speed testing comparison site for...

LMAO!!! Good one, CJ! :D

Try this. Boot in OSX only. Trash VMware and and all files to do with windows. then stick the windows installation disk in a shredder. ...

Linux VMs in VMware Server on my Windows computer at work. On there, I test stuff and sometimes I end up breaking things. ...