schler"
> To: "MacVisionaries"
> Sent: Wednesday, December 26, 2012 12:22 PM
> Subject: Re: Virtual Machine VS Partioning to run Windows
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> Thanks for all the advice. I am also curious to find out if certain
> sites and PDFs are accessible while using a virtual
cember 26, 2012 1:20 PM
Subject: Re: Virtual Machine VS Partioning to run Windows
Thanks so much for the info Phil. I will definitely take a listen to
these podcasts, as this is a big process that I am planning to start
later this week or weekend, as I have never partioned a drive, or used
a virtua
Thanks so much for the info Phil. I will definitely take a listen to
these podcasts, as this is a big process that I am planning to start
later this week or weekend, as I have never partioned a drive, or used
a virtual machine, or another screen reader besides voiceover, but am
looking forward to t
cVisionaries"
Sent: Wednesday, December 26, 2012 12:22 PM
Subject: Re: Virtual Machine VS Partioning to run Windows
Thanks for all the advice. I am also curious to find out if certain
sites and PDFs are accessible while using a virtual machine? I have
never used a screen reader on the PC side
Thanks for all the advice. I am also curious to find out if certain
sites and PDFs are accessible while using a virtual machine? I have
never used a screen reader on the PC side except for the old one in
Zoomtext which was pretty limited as it was more of a magnifier. What
do people suggest using
wasteful, but storage is so cheap these days it doesn't really matter.
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From: "Brian Fischler"
To: "MacVisionaries"
Sent: Tuesday, December 25, 2012 3:10 PM
Subject: Virtual Machine VS Partioning to run Windows
Hey all,
I finally
I've never used boot camp. I like fusion because I can do everything without a
sighted person around. I don't have a pair of working eyes here except for the
dog and cats, which aren't much help! All I need the windows side for is for
running k 1000 and for a few games that don't have mac ver
Hey Kaitlyn,
Just wanted to say thanks for your advice. I am pretty solid on the
mac with VO, but never having done a clean install of the operating
system, I guess I want to learn as much about it before doing it. I
plan to do a time machine backup to the external of my entire system
before the c
It's very easy to do a clean install of mountain lion using the recovery pane
on the mac by holding down option r when you boot the mac. After that, you go
to disk utility and then go to first aid, I think, and then erase your hard
disk, of course make sure you have a back up of your drive and
Hey all,
I finally got around to ordering an external hard drive for my mac. It
is the 3 TB from Seagate. I am curious what people think is best, as
do I need to partion the drive as I would like to use part of it for
Time Machine, and set aside another part to run Windows 7. Do people
find it eas
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