The newest version of Parallels is impressive; it allows the Windows system to transparently use Mac’s ancillary features, such as printers, Internet connectivity, audio and video. The real magic is the ease by which nearly all the Mac “homeyness” is made available.
CrossOver has improved its installation process very substantially since we last tested it, making it much simpler and easier, though it is neither simple nor particularly easy. Still, it’s a vast improvement. For do-it-yourselfers considering tackling the project of bringing the substantial benefits of our software to their Macs, on a scale of one-to-ten, the…
We’re looking for reports of installations on the Yosemite OS. If you’ve made the leap, or even just tried, drop us a note to [email protected] and tell us about your experience.
CrossOver 13.2.0 fully supports TheFormTool and Doxserá running on Mac OS 10.9 (Mavericks) and now on LINUX The user who reported an issue was using an older version of CrossOver. Our own tests show that the best path is to upgrade to OS 10.9, then download and install CrossOver 13.2.0. On a single-user Mac, this…
We’ve had enormous success with hundreds of Mac owners running TheFormTool and Doxserá with Word for Windows®. Now, with a little help from CrossOver® developed by Codeweavers, it’s time to spread the magic to Linux® operators. To make this work, you’ll need: a relatively new version of Linux, CrossOver 13.x or better, Word 2007 or…
If you don’t have a Mac and aren’t planning to get a Mac, we’ve just freed up about five minutes of your time. Go spend it wisely! For Mac Enthusiasts We’ve been using Apple products since 1979; over the years, hundreds of them. Everyone in the company, except our superb Techie team, uses a Mac…