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Message: <blockquote data-quote="vansmith" data-source="post: 1322637" data-attributes="member: 71075">Admin note - I removed your email address. You don't want to post that publicly - spammers might make use of it.Boot Camp install Windows to your hard drive while Parallels "virtualizes" it. Virtualizing an operating system installs Windows to a file (or collection of files) and you run Windows in a program. If you do this, you end up running Windows and OS X at the same time. If you choose Boot Camp, Windows is installed to the hard drive like it would be on a non-Mac. If you go this route, you'd have to reboot your machine to switch between the two.Here's what I mean by running an OS in a window if you virtualize it:[ATTACH=full]16161[/ATTACH]As you can see, I'm running OS X and another OS at the same time (in this case, it's Linux). If you only need Access, a VM (virtual machine) is likely more than sufficient. And, to address your first question, you would install Access like you would any other Windows program.</blockquote>

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