Parallels Mac And Virus

virus software to be able to recognize and protect you from a particular virus. ...

drag thing, it sounds like you're on Leopard and I'm on Tiger. In my copy of Tiger, the apple icon is not movable via that method, nor are any of the 3rd party items, but all of the Apple stuff is movable. ...

I take "infection" to mean that the virus is active and doing whatever it's supposed to be doing on your system. For some viruses, this means propagating via your email client... ...

Actually, if you go back and read what I said, you will find that I am in constant contact with somewhere in the tens of thousands of Mac users. I'm not trying to be vainglorious in pointing that out, I just don't want it said that my experience with Mac users isn't significant. ...

I actually do GIS and database work as a "job," and am only educated as a Linux and UNIX security expert... ...

plagued 12" powerbook and a fabulous MBP I found myself pretty ubermacish and zealot like. Then a few things happened. ...

VMware have now released Fusion 2.0 for OS X. I'm impressed to read that 2.0 will be a free upgrade to all 1.x users. :) The release notes list the new additions, which include:

and there seem to be issues with activation on most Autodesk apps. You should contact Autodesk directly about this, or give up on Parallels for those apps, and install Windows through Boot Camp, which will probably result in a better test of those apps. ...

If you really need to access this unit, you might find that using Parallels a Virtual PC on the Intel Macs may help you. Also, you can using Boot camp. ...

I agree, you can't have the Mac OS without a Mac. That much is obvious. ...