Yeah, there was so much wrong with that sentence, but hey.
For typographical reasons (read: fonts), I have need to run Adobe Cloud under Windows on a Mac running Mountain Lion. (Well, I could run Adobe Cloud on an actual Windows box, but I don’t have one, hence the virtualization.)
The last Windows with which I am at all familiar is XP, which is … creaky, but will (I think) do what I need to do. What experiences have you all with running more modern Windows on a Mac? And via what mechanism? (I’m a fan of Parallels, but am willing to hear other options as well.)
Alternately, can anyone point at a reliable way to install Type 1 fonts on a Mac? 🙂
I know, I know, I don’t ask for much. But I have faith in my geeky friends.
Love, meri
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I run Win XP and Win7 via Paralles on my Mac and it works great
I do the same for the Office computer….
Parallels is probably safest. When the 10.7 update came out and pooched my Win7 BootCamp partition, there were some docs on how to resolve the issue with Parallels, but the only solution the Apple Store and the web could offer was a complete reformat. Have not put it on the laptop since.