[X4U] parallels

[Neil Laubenthal]

In Windows . . .the C drive is just a file to the Mac side . . .so  
you just install apps as you would under Windows.

I believe that Parallels has a feature to save the booted condition  
of the virtual machine; so when you restart Parallels next time  
instead of booting Windows again it just restores (quicker than  
booting) the pre-existing saved condition. It's similar to the  
hibernate feature in Windows.


On Sep 6, 2006, at 05:50, Mitchell Senft wrote:

> We're contemplating a dual-boot MacBook so Parallels is very  
> attractive (as opposed to BootCamp). Question is that I've read and  
> read, including parsing the Parallels start guide, and I still have  
> no idea exactly it works. Does it have to be booted like an app on  
> startup every time? And I assume the Win apps get installed where  
> apps normally get installed? Day to day, how easy is it to use?

There are only three kinds of stress; your basic nuclear stress,  
cooking stress, and A$$hole stress. The key to relating them together  
is Jello.

neil


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