Hi all, I have ordered a Mac mini with quad core processor, fusion drive and will be adding 16gb of ram to replace the 4gb that comes from Apple. I had pretty much decided to go the bootcamp route for a Windows installation, theory being that I get the all the resources of the machine in terms of ram at least, if I do the duel boot thing. And I guess it would also save the configuration of the keyboard with a key mapping utility. On the other hand, it would obviously be a lot less convenient to reboot each time you want to use Windows. I will use K1000, duxbury, Adobe Reader and ms Word, as well as some email on the Windows side of things. I have a few screen reader choices, Window Eyes, System Access and NVDA; I'd prefer to use Window Eyes for the multi-lingual aspect with Ivona voices. Does anybody have any comments on the use of the particular blindness-specific apps under VMware or bootcamp? Also, I have only a magic track pad, not a mouse. I assume that's not going to work on the Windows side. I personally don't care, but my sighted better half would.
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