I have a MacBook running Windows parallel on it. Will there be a conflict with trying to get this to run on both machines?
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Parallels sends documents that it needs to print to whatever printer is configured on the Mac side, so this should not be an issue.
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I'm going to go the local Dell shop here in Nepal to test on a Mac (MBA 2013). It seems to me that if you are running either Parallels Desktop 9 or VMWare latest, in theory, it should work no? I would like to have a touch screen for my WIN 8.1 Pro images that I run on macs all the time (i.e. I always have that fullscreen on an external monitor anyway). Anyone else try this yet?
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Yup, that's what I'm running, ver. 10.6.8... on a duel core iMac. Hope that helps.
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I have installed this on an iMac with Parallels. I have been able to run my PC software.
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As per the product description: "Requires Windows 98/2000/ME/XP/Vista/7." So unless you are running Parallels or Fusion (Windows emulation environments for Macs), no it will not work on a MacBook Pro. If you have or purchase the full-blown software from this company (Electric Quilt 7), you can purchase a "migration kit" that allows you to run that on a Mac. *This* product (Quilt Design Wizard) does not have that feature.
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I have it running great on my MacBook Pro. Haven't tried it on PC. I believe it has both versions on disk, but I cannot confirm this.
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The Mac disk that came with the S1500M was readable under Parallels and contained drivers for running the S1500. These drivers work just fine for running the S1500M under Windows XP. It seems to work a bit better or more reliably than the Mac software :-)
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Ten years ago Macs and the Mac OS were pretty bad compared to Windows and Intel machines. But Mac OS X now that it's settled down is really nice. Disks are so big now, maybe you can afford a corner for a Mac OS playground. :-)Check this 3/29/2007 article on BootCamp 1.2's support for Vista including Aero Glass, and Parallels and VMWare's software for running MacOS and Windows at the same time (VMWare with DirectX with XP):http://weblog.infoworld.com/techwatch/archives/011018.html
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I don't know those particular games. However, Parallels just lets you install a copy of the Windows operating system on your hard drive - parallel operating systems of Mac and Windows. Anything you can run on Windows on any brand computer, you can run on Windows on your Mac.
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I don't know... I am using it with Mac OS but I do run Parallels with Windows 7.
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I had to install parallels and win xp. Not the most convient but works well:
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I'm using it on windows 7 at work, I have a macbook in home but I haven't prove it on mac, just W7, sorry. I think it should work fine on w8, but I'm not sure
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It really depends on how new your mac air is, if it has at lease Intel HD Graphics 4000 in it, it should not be a problem, otherwise you might experience some laggy problem since the resolution is quiet high.
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I run it on my Mac Air - but... I did have to add Bootcamp and windows to do it. So this was a mild hassle. When I start my computer I do have to change my OS when opening to start windows, but after that it runs just fine.
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You can by using either Parallels, VMware or Bootcamp. With Parallels and VMware, Windows applications can run alongside your Mac applications. With Bootcamp, you will have an actual dual booting laptop. I use VMware and occasionally Bootcamp. They both work great
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You can run as many as you like providing your Mac has sufficent resources to handle them all. I have a MacPro 12 Core with 48GB or Ram and can easily run three seperate Windows sessions (1 Windows 2008 R2, & 2 Windows 7), (I've never tried more). I also have a Late 2013 Core i7 MBP with 16GB of ram that runs 2 windows sessions (Win 8 and Win 7) no problem.
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Hi Moscowite, I have only tried on a post 2011 27"all in one iMac, and its no go. I would be very surprised if it works on windows at all. sadly my windows laptop is not available to try it. Also it was developed by Belkin/Apple as a joint project. At the moment I have a brand new Belkin360 which I have no use for. If you determine it does work on windows, I would be delighted, theoretically if your windows laptop has a USB3 high speed port, then it might run ok. Bare in mind also it will round down the 1450 HD, to 720, so it will reduce picture quality a little. I have seen it run on a pre 2011 Mac and it looked very good, some loss of definition, however no noticeable drag increase on gaming. ATB John Hi Moscowite, I have only tried on a post 2011 27"all in one iMac, and its no go. I would be very surprised if it works on windows at all. sadly my windows laptop is not available to try it. Also it was developed by Belkin/Apple as a joint project. At the moment I have a brand new Belkin360 which I have no use for. If you determine it does work on windows, I would be delighted, theoretically if your windows laptop has a USB3 high speed port, then it might run ok. Bare in mind also it will round down the 1450 HD, to 720, so it will reduce picture quality a little. I have seen it run on... » Read More Hi Moscowite, I have only tried on a post 2011 27"all in one iMac, and its no go. I would be very surprised if it works on windows at all. sadly my windows laptop is not available to try it. Also it was developed by Belkin/Apple as a joint project. At the moment I have a brand new Belkin360 which I have no use for. If you determine it does work on windows, I would be delighted, theoretically if your windows laptop has a USB3 high speed port, then it might run ok. Bare in mind also it will round down the 1450 HD, to 720, so it will reduce picture quality a little. I have seen it run on a pre 2011 Mac and it looked very good, some loss of definition, however no noticeable drag increase on gaming. ATB John « Show Less