Composer Mac

[prabeau]

Is using Parallels ( or like ) and loading windows the only way to use Composer on a MAC. Went to MAC years ago to get away and stay away but if there is

no alternative ……

I have been using an old Dell laptop at home but would like to do some programming on the road.

Thank you

[msgreenf]

me too! Use VmWare fusion on my mac to use composer...there is no mac composer

[ilguy]

I use parallels on my macbook air. I program with home edition all the time. Works great!

[Cyknight]

VMware and Parallels work fine - seperate boot of windows is another option but harder to pull off.

There is no and for the foreseable future will not be a composer for Mac OS.

[prabeau]

Thank you . I have been looking at VmWare and others and looks like VmWare is the road for me.

[AK1]

I used VMware for years and switched to Parallels a year ago. I find Parallels is considerably faster in all aspects.

Thank you . I have been looking at VmWare and others and looks like VmWare is the road for me.

[prabeau]

Thanks

Guess I have to look at this again.

[Bstash_]

I used VMware for years and switched to Parallels a year ago. I find Parallels is considerably faster in all aspects.

Thank you . I have been looking at VmWare and others and looks like VmWare is the road for me.

These type of programs enable you to run pc programs on Mac without partitioning your hard drive, right?

Are they a pain in the ass to use?

Do you need to buy windows additionally?

[thecodeman]

These type of programs enable you to run pc programs on Mac without partitioning your hard drive, right?

Yes

Are they a pain in the ass to use?

No

Do you need to buy windows additionally?

Yes

[prabeau]

Just installed parallels and bought XP Pro online for $40 and all working great. easy install and flawless to use.

Paul