Hi,
LET me just say that You can do everything you want and more with a Mac. Except
the Winblows stuff that you mentioned. Office natively on the Mac is not
accessible.
The solution to that is to purchase Fusion from VMWare and run an instance of
Winblows and Office in a virtual machine on
Transferring things between computers should not be a problem. One of the main
positives of the mac is that the accessibility is built in, and it works out of
the box. Of course, the mac does cost a bit more than a windows laptop, but you
get what you pay for, the quality of macs is much
I appreciate even windows on the mac rather than pc. At least I can
partition the hard drive on my own and format bootcamp partition using
another windows machine and a firewire cable and putting the mac in
target mode, once this is done I can easily install windows7 alone the
normal way,
Hi,
I am seriously considering the move from a Windows (7) machine onto a Mac. I
have an IPhone so I know how VO works. I visited an Apple retailer today and
know that the Mac Book Pro is probably the one I want (the tracker pad was a
new concept but I like the idea) . I have been on the Apple
Good evening,
Having made the switch myself a few months ago, I'll weigh in on some of your
questions, and hope this assists you somewhat at least.
I too came to the Mac because of my iPhone experience. I had friends who were
Mac users, and after playing with their machines here and there,
