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And which of you does the cake look like?chefann said:Bring yours tonight, Colleen! We can nerd it up while we eat cake.
I'm looking at it today and I don't know what it means! :angel:chefann said:Heck, someone will look at it tomorrow and not know what the he-double-hockey-sticks is means.
Well, there, I fixed it.The_Kitchen_Guy said:And which of you does the cake look like?
huh?.......chefann said:DH bought me Parallels for Christmas. It arrived today. I'm running P3 on my MacBook without having to go through Boot Camp. It's weird to see both the Dock on the right and the Windows task bar on the bottom of the screen.
I guess that a special code for nerds? No wonder I didn't get it! LOLThe_Kitchen_Guy said:Just ignore her, Linda, it's Macspeak.
To install Parallels on your MacBook, you will need to purchase and download the software from the official Parallels website. Once downloaded, simply double-click the installation file and follow the prompts to complete the installation process.
Yes, with Parallels, you can run virtually any Windows application on your MacBook. However, some resource-intensive applications may not run as smoothly as they would on a native Windows computer.
Running Windows on your MacBook using Parallels may slightly slow down your computer, as it is essentially running two operating systems at once. However, with enough RAM and processing power, the impact should be minimal and hardly noticeable.
Yes, Parallels has a feature called "Shared Folders" that allows you to easily transfer files between your Mac and Windows operating systems. Simply set up a shared folder in Parallels and then access it from either operating system.
Yes, in order to use Parallels and run Windows on your MacBook, you will need to purchase a separate Windows license. Parallels does not come with a Windows license included.