Dunc_F@MSN.Com
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I have searched this forum and have not found answers to my questions. I did see one that referred to a page number that far exceeds the number of pages I have in my Desktop 3.0 for Mac manual though.
I have a MacBook Pro, 2.4 Gig, 4 gig of memory with Leopard 10.5.1.
I had installed Parallels some time ago but found it did not have the resources to run memory hungry programs like Photoshop so I removed it and installed Vista Ultimate in a 80 gig Boot Camp partition.
I would like to install Paralells again to run some other programs while I am working with my Mac.
My questions are:
1) Can I install Paralells and not have to re-install Boot Camp and the Windows programs I already have installed?
2) Will I be able to access and use those programs via Parallels? (Including not having to install a second copy of Vista)
3) If I can do this, is there a step by step set of directions how to do this install? (Understanding that I only have 246 pages in my manual.)
4) If I can do this... are there any words of wisdom or cautions I should be aware of?
Thanks in advance
Dunc
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I have a MacBook Pro, 2.4 Gig, 4 gig of memory with Leopard 10.5.1.
I had installed Parallels some time ago but found it did not have the resources to run memory hungry programs like Photoshop so I removed it and installed Vista Ultimate in a 80 gig Boot Camp partition.
I would like to install Paralells again to run some other programs while I am working with my Mac.
My questions are:
1) Can I install Paralells and not have to re-install Boot Camp and the Windows programs I already have installed?
2) Will I be able to access and use those programs via Parallels? (Including not having to install a second copy of Vista)
3) If I can do this, is there a step by step set of directions how to do this install? (Understanding that I only have 246 pages in my manual.)
4) If I can do this... are there any words of wisdom or cautions I should be aware of?
Thanks in advance
Dunc
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