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My wife uses Microsoft Creative writer 2 (a children's writing program) to make and post menus and messages at her preschool. When we got our imac she began using in on an old laptop PC. I tried to load it into my mac with no luck.
My question: 1. Is their a way to get it loaded onto the mac? 2. Is their anything similar for a mac? As you can see IM a real novice at this stuff. Help |
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Hi Railroadbill,
Though it would be annoying you would be able to install creative writer 2 on your mac. But ... 1. You will need to buy / trial parallels to run windows xp or similar (will take a while to setup). Parallels lets you run windows applications / features on your mac however it is Emulated (making it slower) OR 2. Setup bootcamp on your mac (Will also take a while) Lets you run windows natively on your mac (makes things run proper speed) Downside: you have to restart when you want to swap between windows and mac. (kind of negates the point of a mac if you are constantly in windows) apart from of course its pretty exterior. Best of luck. ![]() Also. Just noticed a far better post on the same topic: 114239-running-windows-mac-switchers-guide.html Unfortunately you cannot just run it.
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