Can you install this on a Mac with Parallels?
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Yes you can. I did that and it worked but the game performance was too slow to suit my son. So we uninstalled it and installed it again using Boot Camp. This way it works much faster.
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I have installed this on an iMac with Parallels. I have been able to run my PC software.
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If you intend to run Windows on a MAC, you must first install Parallels and then install Windows onto Parallels. You can then run Windows and Windows programs on a MAC.
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I had to install parallels and win xp. Not the most convient but works well:
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The software works with Windows XP, 7 and 8. It does not work natively with a Mac. If you use Parallels or another VM software on your Mac, it will work fine. I am running an iMac with OS 10.10.x and Windows 7 Pro 64-bit in Parallels. The software works fine. It is a little clunky, and you will definitely want to export to Excel if you want to do any manipulation of the data.
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Not per se, but I can confim that it *does* work under Parallels.I just got a MacBook and installed Parallels with Windows XP. The recorder shows up fine, and transfers work great (i.e. just as it does on a PC). This isn't an ideal solution, but it sure beats hooking up the Olympus to the PC, downloading recordings, and then shuttling the recordings from the PC to my MacBook.
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I think the answer is yes. I'm running vista without any problems. Ofice should also work. you might want to [post your question in the mac support forums: http://discussions.apple.com/index.jspa or the parallels forums: http://forum.parallels.com/ where you will get a more expert answer
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You can actually run Windows (any flavor) on the mac using VirtualBox. Once you have that in place you can run any Windows application in your mac
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I also have a mac - just use Parallels or VMWare to run windows and do it from there. Or could boot Windows with bootcamp...
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My best friend is an all mac guy and I'm afraid he's not going to be able to play WildStar at all. They definitely won't have mac support at release. I have read several forum entries that say don't try to play Wildstar on Parallels because the delay on the MAC is overwhelming. I know some people are now trying to setup Bootcamp and make it work but it doesn't sound positive. I would definitely wait till Carbine comes out with a MAC client..
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Sounds like you have Creative Memories Storybook Creator...is that correct? if so, yes, you will need Parallels or similar emulator and Windows in order to run it. I am a Mac person and a Creative Memories consultant and am excited to say that the Mac version of our software will be out this fall!!! Yipee!! If you can wait just a bit, you can upgrade to Mac version and take advantage of all your Mac can do for you with the creativity the CM has to offer. Karen McBride http://mycmsite.com/sites/karenmcbride/
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My husband did NOT have success using this running windows in Parallels on his MacBook Pro, so I am guessing that you could have problems as well. This works brilliantly on his MAC side (OS 10.8) and on my MacBook Pro (OS 10.6). I do not think it is meant for Windows.
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According to Parallels manual on page 13 (http://www.parallels.com/fileadmin/parallels/documents/support/pd8fm/Parallels_Desktop_User_s_Guide.pdf): Note: If your Mac doesn't have a DVD-ROM, you can use the download link, available in the retail box, to download Parallels Desktop over the Internet. Hope this helps :) Good luck!
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I don't have bootcamp set up at the moment but I couldn't see why not. If you format it to run on both windows and mac should be fine?
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Main and auxiliary applications are .EXEs. So would need PC emulator on a Mac.
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I'm going to go the local Dell shop here in Nepal to test on a Mac (MBA 2013). It seems to me that if you are running either Parallels Desktop 9 or VMWare latest, in theory, it should work no? I would like to have a touch screen for my WIN 8.1 Pro images that I run on macs all the time (i.e. I always have that fullscreen on an external monitor anyway). Anyone else try this yet?
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I would like to know how you ran Parallels on a G4 machine. The box says it is only compatible with Intel-based Macs. Parallels has a snapshot feature. If you get infected with a virus, you can always revert back to the last snapshot before the infection. Hint: take a snapshot after setting up Windows without a network connection, and after configuring it the way you like it. Then go onto the internet. A full install of the Parallels toolset opens up access to the Mac disc drives. Although a Windows virus would not infect the Mac environment via Parallels, it is possible that using an infected Windows Word to edit a Word doc on the Mac would definitely lead to a Macro virus infection of .doc files on the Mac. Sharing such a file with your correspondents would send them the virus, and they would then be infected. Also, Trojan Horses can execute code that can have devastating effects, especially if targetting the Mac. I am not aware of any of this type, but there is always a first time...
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Hi Richard! You can install programs (like parallels) in this laptop to have virtual machines where you can install any OS you want (like windows). But in fact you CANT move windows programs directly (without the apps I mentioned before) into this Apple laptop. Mac OS and Windows are two completly different operation systems that works in entirely different ways. If you are mainly going to use those windows programs in daly basis I do not recommend you to buy this laptop, get another (not apple) one.