VMware Fusion

boot setup or you can install Windows in a virtualization program such as Parallels Desktop, VMware Fusion, or VirtualBox. Once you've taken care of that, you can install your Norton Ghost app and manipulate those Ghost files on that hard drive. ...

Yeah, I'm so flooded with replies I'm swamped! The DNS setup is done by VirtualBox and is (was) the default settings. Yes the tools were installed. The VM worked flawlessly when copied to another Mac on the same network. I fixed it by adding a new adaptor which uses the host's airport rather than NAT. Just cannot figure out why the default setting stopped working. A...

x-oleobject indicates that the site is possibly trying to use ActiveX to display some content, and ActiveX is only available in Internet Explorer running under Windows. You cannot view this content from a Macintosh while using OS X. You will need to access this content from Internet Explorer under Windows. You can install Windows on your Mac if you have a licensed...

She can purchase a copy of Windows and install it on the MacBook either by using Parallels/VMware Fusion/VirtualBox, or by running it natively through Boot Camp which is available in Mac OS X Leopard. You will also need to purchase a copy of MS Access for Windows (if it's possible to purchase it separate from MS Office).

After trying VMWare and Parallels and not getting acceptable performance in Vista, I switched to VirtualBox last year and have been very happy with it. ...

One tip that will help is, you don't need to burn Windows 7 onto a disc, VMware fusion allows you to use the disk image as the installer. ...

I downloaded the latest VMWare Fusion from the Website. ...

Then use the "Windows Vista" options in VMWare when creating the new image, not the "Other" This way the VMWare Tools should install correctly and you should have network support, etc. ...

Yes I did have a great Christmas (even though I worked on that day)Thank you. Now as I said before Microsoft is loosing it's grip on server software (government) at businesses I deal with. In a place i rather not talk about you would be surprised on the desktop software they use. They even have a harding guide. Lately my headquarters called me out of the blue and wondered...

Ok here is my situation. I have a MacBook Pro running OS X 10.5. I am also running VMWare Fusion with Windows XP loaded on a virtual machine. ...