Does anybody know the best way to set up cross platforming? looking to run some windows programs on my mac pro 2008-11-13T05:40:25-05:00 3 2008-11-13T04:56:42-05:00 10301 false false 7038 1217 1 2009-11-08T09:12:58-05:00 240 Bootcamp let's you start up in either Windows or Mac OS X but doesn't allow you to run them simultaneously. Built into leopard. Paralells let's you run Windows and Mac OS X simultaneously. Not free. VMWare Fuzion let's you run Windows and Mac OS X simultaneously. Not free. 10301 Post 2008-11-13T05:29:40-05:00 266703 7038 2008-11-13T05:29:40-05:00 <blockquote><cite>Coty said:</cite> Bootcamp let's you start up in either Windows or Mac OS X but doesn't allow you to run them simultaneously. Built into leopard. Paralells let's you run Windows and Mac OS X simultaneously. Not free. VMWare Fuzion let's you run Windows and Mac OS X simultaneously. Not free.</blockquote> what about tiger 10301 Post 2008-11-13T05:33:50-05:00 266705 1217 2008-11-13T05:33:50-05:00 <a href="http://www.parallels.com/products/desktop/sr/">Parallels</a> will work in Tiger as long as your running 10.4.11 <a href="http://www.vmware.com/products/fusion/resources/system_requirements.html">VMWare</a> will work in Tiger as well. Boot Camp wont work, I believe, on Tiger. It was available as a Beta but that was cancelled once it was released in Leopard. Remember also that Parallels and VMWare DO NOT come with Windows. So you would need Windows installer discs for this to work. 10301 Post 2008-11-13T05:40:25-05:00 266706 7038 2008-11-13T05:40:51-05:00