Is Parallels 8 compatible with Mac OS 10.9 Maverics
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I've had no problem so far using Parallels 8 with Maverics. In fact, Maverics has made my 5-year-old MacBook Pro faster, with more efficient use of available memory and processing power.
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Yes you can but you have to purchase the software from Apple called parallels desktop 9 this software allows you to run the windows programs plus you also can still run you Mac programs because you wil have both operating software
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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 have a mac, but I have to run it on the windows application thru vmware fusion
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parallels is basically a virtual machine, use boot camp with the 15" late 2013 retina's and you will get 4k @ 60hz, if your mac is older your sol for now. even the late 2013 15" retinas only play 4k @ 30hz, witch is un useable at this point,. only thing good at 30fps is videos, desktop is choppy at 30hz
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I have an Intel Mac running XP on a partition using VMware Fusion. Has anyone tried this and how did it work?
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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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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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It should work just fine. I use logic 9 on snow leopard. I don't think there was that big of a difference between 8 and 9 that would cause any real problems
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Get Parallel 3.0 build 5582, which was release on 12/5/07. Earlier builds were not fully compatible with Leopard. I purchased an earlier build of 3.0 and parallel would not even start w/ Leopard. This problem has been reported on the web by other users. I upgraded to 5582, and it works beautifully. MCHP
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Not directly. The module is targeted to be used on Windows platform and integrates well with Labview for Windows. You can talk to it with the MAC but it you will have to work at a low level. It does work with Parallels.
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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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E. Marcucci, I was had a similar situation where I wanted to run real Windows applications. I originally purchased Parallels because I really like the graphic implementation however after 2 unexpected crashes I ended up returning it. The biggest problem I had with Parallels is they have horrid support. Honestly, the support is what really did me in. When I posted to the Parallels I never got a straight answer from a Parallel employee. I ended up sending a private message to one I found and he was helpful but it was a little late. Additionally, e-mail support was terrible and could never get a straight answer about how to return the product. I went with VMWare and have been happy. I was able to successfully use VMWare converter that converted my old Thinkpad laptop to a VMWare image and dump it on the Mac. It work with it every day. My company only support Windows operating system and never had any problem with the converted image. This is one opinion but the choice is yours. Parallels lost a customer with their lack of product support. Thanks
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Unfortunately this does not appear to be compatible with my Mac version, 10.9.5 Mavericks. If it doesn't work in the host I've found it simple can't run on the VMs either. Under Bootcamp however, I've found it runs fine. If you have windows installed on your mac and then install VMWare you have to do a small trick with Workstation 9 to get USB 3.0 support as the Mac Pro literally has no USB 2.0 ports. Once you do that the Alfa works like a dream. I use Kali pretty regularly in VM and have never once used it native. It'll also happily run on something like Elementary OS as well. If your Mac has USB 2.0 then I imagine it's even easier so long as your running Windows. Unfortunately this does not appear to be compatible with my Mac version, 10.9.5 Mavericks. If it doesn't work in the host I've found it simple can't run on the VMs either. Under Bootcamp however, I've found it runs fine. If you have windows installed on your mac and then install VMWare you have to do a small trick with Workstation 9 to get USB 3.0 support as the Mac Pro literally has no USB 2.0 ports. Once you do that the Alfa works like a dream. I use Kali pretty regularly in VM and have never once used it native. It'll also happily run on something like Elementary OS as well. If your Mac... » Read More Unfortunately this does not appear to be compatible with my Mac version, 10.9.5 Mavericks. If it doesn't work in the host I've found it simple can't run on the VMs either. Under Bootcamp however, I've found it runs fine. If you have windows installed on your mac and then install VMWare you have to do a small trick with Workstation 9 to get USB 3.0 support as the Mac Pro literally has no USB 2.0 ports. Once you do that the Alfa works like a dream. I use Kali pretty regularly in VM and have never once used it native. It'll also happily run on something like Elementary OS as well. If your Mac has USB 2.0 then I imagine it's even easier so long as your running Windows. « Show Less
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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'm not totally sure. I know many Apple products will not run MS-Office modules (Like iPhones and iPads). There should be no reason you cannot run this if you have virtual partitions on your Mac like "Parallels", but I don't think it will run without these additions.
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I'm running Windows 7 under Parallels. Do you happen to know if the drivers would work here as well as XP?