Copy and paste between screens, access shared documents seamlessly. VMware Fusion is also an easy, fast and reliable way to run Window applications on a Mac without rebooting. I do however recommend that you get as much memory as you can with as fast a processor as possible as Parallels uses a huge amount of memory.” Here’s what Chris had to say: “I can vouch for Sage running in Parallels and Windows XP without a problem. You can then use Windows apps like they are native to Mac or PC. Parallels Desktop for Mac will run Windows on your Mac without rebooting.
The most common ones are Parallels and VM-Ware Fusion. Virtual machines allow you to run an operating system in a window on your Mac desktop. It, in fact, runs better than it did on my old PC.”Īdditional info via Wikipedia: (software)Īdditional info via Apple: Virtual Machines (Parallels and VMware Fusion)
#ACCOUNTING SOFTWARE FOR MAC AND WINDOWS PRO#
This is what Mike had to say about it: “I've been operating this way on a MacBook Pro (laptop) for the better part of 2 years with NO issues. This means that part of your hard disk is set aside to run Windows and Windows only upon bootup.
#ACCOUNTING SOFTWARE FOR MAC AND WINDOWS MAC OS#
This is a utility built into the Mac OS that will set up and install Windows on its' own partition on the hard drive. The new Intel based Macs come pre-loaded with a feature called Boot Camp. “I’m not giving up my Mac!” you say? Well, here are some options for you, and what some Mac users had to say about them.įirst and foremost since Sage 50 will only operate in a Windows environment, you have to recreate this PC environment in your Mac. Also, as of now, our Research and Development team are not presently testing on Mac systems but focused on developing integrated cloud solutions as well (more on this next blog!). Now, since Windows has close to 90 % of the desktop operating system market share*, it only makes good business sense that Sage would create a software to work with Windows. To them, this means nothing stops or slows the flow of creativity: which is reason #1 why Mac users are…well, Mac users. Most Mac users we know are artists, they love their Mac as it lets them work without worrying about performance, speed, updates and such.
Here at Sage we often get asked the following question: does Sage 50 work on a Mac? We decided to try and answer this question the best way we could with this blog. This blog is brought to you courtesy of Jean-Guy, Sage Staff Contributor
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