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Running Windows on your Mac
parallels 7 partitions prob ?
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<blockquote data-quote="tape" data-source="post: 1371092" data-attributes="member: 178954"><p>chscag,</p><p>I feel rather silly at this time. Since I posted my question, I realized those partitions listed were just virtual drives for each of partitions of the laptop computer I migrated to Mac. When they were first there, they appeared to occupy real disk space, which concerned me, knowing I would not use all that space for Windows applications. I didn't just want to delete and find myself in worse shape than before. I have 'un-mounted' the drives and now all looks normal. Until I get fully used to the Mac, I am afraid I will continue to have questions that may or may not be valid. Thank you for your time.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="tape, post: 1371092, member: 178954"] chscag, I feel rather silly at this time. Since I posted my question, I realized those partitions listed were just virtual drives for each of partitions of the laptop computer I migrated to Mac. When they were first there, they appeared to occupy real disk space, which concerned me, knowing I would not use all that space for Windows applications. I didn't just want to delete and find myself in worse shape than before. I have 'un-mounted' the drives and now all looks normal. Until I get fully used to the Mac, I am afraid I will continue to have questions that may or may not be valid. Thank you for your time. [/QUOTE]
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