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<blockquote data-quote="cfpendock" data-source="post: 1318624" data-attributes="member: 220876"><p>Thank you very much for your response. I will use your helpful comments to plan my next moves:</p><p>1. I will try VMWare - I see they do a trial version. Especially as Parallels is set to auto-start the VM so it is not obvious how to set the RAM allocation, and even if it was, I would be nervous about critically reducing the performance of the OSX.</p><p>2. I will upgrade the RAM to 8 GB - it is an inexpensive option which I feel may help.</p><p>3. Buy an old pc to operate my Corel (!!!!)</p><p>I am aware that the original XP is 10 years old, but it is precisely because the follow ups were so bad that I continued to buy software for XP - which of course continued to be (and still is) available. And XP SP3 is certainly much less than 10 years old. That is why I am surprised that there is no longer any support for it. Of course I could buy windows 7 professional which would work in XP mode, but I understand that this also works as a virtual machine so I think that I would still have the same problems.</p><p>I'll post my results - but it may take a few days to get the extra RAM. Once again, many thanks.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="cfpendock, post: 1318624, member: 220876"] Thank you very much for your response. I will use your helpful comments to plan my next moves: 1. I will try VMWare - I see they do a trial version. Especially as Parallels is set to auto-start the VM so it is not obvious how to set the RAM allocation, and even if it was, I would be nervous about critically reducing the performance of the OSX. 2. I will upgrade the RAM to 8 GB - it is an inexpensive option which I feel may help. 3. Buy an old pc to operate my Corel (!!!!) I am aware that the original XP is 10 years old, but it is precisely because the follow ups were so bad that I continued to buy software for XP - which of course continued to be (and still is) available. And XP SP3 is certainly much less than 10 years old. That is why I am surprised that there is no longer any support for it. Of course I could buy windows 7 professional which would work in XP mode, but I understand that this also works as a virtual machine so I think that I would still have the same problems. I'll post my results - but it may take a few days to get the extra RAM. Once again, many thanks. [/QUOTE]
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