[MACEP] Free Windows software...

[Jan Tullis]

Using Parallels or Boot Camp, is there a way to share files between the two OSs?

Thanks, 
Jan Tullis
Chapman School, PPS

>>> "Jim Hendrie" <jim.hendrie at phoenix.k12.or.us> 08/10/07 9:20 AM >>>
I've installed OS X onto my Macbook and then installed Parallels and Windows
XP. It's great being able to seamlessly switch back and forth between
Windows and OS X programs without having to reboot. It's like having two
laptops in one.

Jim Hendrie
Computer Specialist II
Phoenix Talent School District # 4
Phoenix, Oregon 97535


On 8/9/07 4:23 PM, "i erbs" <eyera3 at comcast.net> wrote:

> Congrats Paul,
> Thanks for the links.
> Any movement on a camp for Linux administrators? I could really use some
> support in running a terminal server network.
> Ira
> 
> Paul Nelson wrote:
>> Hello Folks,
>> 
>> I'm having fun with my new MacBook. It's the first new Mac I've
>> purchased for my own use since our old PPC 6100 at Riverdale. I
>> installed Boot Camp and have it dual booting and almost triple
>> booting. It runs Knoppix Live CD just fine but getting all three OSs
>> (Win, Mac, Linux) to live with one version of boot management software
>> is a chore.
>> 
>> I posted a list and links for all the free and open source packages I
>> use with Windows at: http://edtech.nwresd.org/?q=node/87
>> 
>> I'll try to do the same thing with OS X. I'm finding that most of my
>> favorites come in all three flavors now. Cool...
>> 
>> ;-) Paul
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