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Re: [Digital BW] Migrating to Quadtone RIP from Windows

2003-08-16 by flyfishingusa2002

The thought of having XP on a MAC is to much. Virtual PC is a emulator and I just 
can't see it being worth it, but I might give it a try. I think that I will stick to the two 
desktops for the moment. The MAC still has problems, for example try to import 
bookmarks to either IE5 or Safari once they  have been lanched for the first time! But 
there is no doubt "Once you have been MAC you never go back"

Regards

ps I recomend the publication " Switching to the MAC" The missing manual.....


Barry--- In DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@yahoogroups.com, "David M. dorn" 
<dmdorn_ct_usa@m...> wrote:
> 
>   flyfishingusa2002 wrote:
> 
> > If I could get all of my apps in on the MAC I would dump the PC in a 
> > heartbeat, but
> > the fact is that there are so many apps that are PC only I don't 
> > Office any chance of
> > doing this. So the MAC is gong to be my Photo Editing machine while 
> > the PC is going
> > to be for everything else. I still have to find a simple and in 
> > expensive way of getting
> > my Canon 10D files converted from RAW to tiff using the MAC.
> 
> Check the mac.com web site for the announcement of the new MS Office 
> for the MAC.  MS bought Virtual PC from Connectix.
> 
> The new Pro version of MS Office includes Virtual PC which puts Windows 
> XP on the Mac.  I did not check to see if Virtual PC is still 
> abvailabe.  I had the standalone version of Virtual PC on my G4 
> originally and while it was a bit slow it worked.  With MS's direct 
> input I suspect it will be significantly better.  I took it off because 
> I needed more disk space on the Mac, but I plan to reinstall it so I 
> can run Picture Window Pro 3.1.
> 
> The trick will be getting PWP to print to Gimp-Print so I can use 
> QuadTone RIP.
> 
> David
> 
> 
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