You have a few options. You can use boot camp which allows you to
either boot the mac in to windows or the mac operating system. If you
want to use virtual machine software, fusion is the only option since
parallels is not accessible with voiceover, and the company seems to
have no interest in fixing this.
Original message:
My new 27" imac is coming next week and I will be an official mac
switcher. Anybody have advice about which way to run windows is better
within mac os X? I have a couple of business programs that are windows
only. I currently use a windows seven computer with Zoom text magnified
6x or so. My vision is changing and I am anticipating learning to use
VO as it does. Thanks.
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