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DaveF · 04-28-2008, 02:32 PM

1-5) No experience. I assume you can disable the networking drivers in WinXP so it can't see the network. You might be able to do it through the settings in Parallels as well.

6) Certainly. It's Windows. It runs Windows apps.

7) Yes. In Parallels, I can drag/drop files in and out of Parallels. You I think the copy/paste buffers transfers too. I have Parallels with BootCamp, so I have to use FAT32 formatting on the BootCamp partition to allow OS X to write to it (it can't write to an NTFS partition).

04-28-2008, 02:32 PM	#7 of 21
DaveF Member Join Date: Mar 2001 Local Time: 01:27 AM Local Date: 09-08-2008 Posts: 4,874	Re: VMWare Fusion and Parallels 1-5) No experience. I assume you can disable the networking drivers in WinXP so it can't see the network. You might be able to do it through the settings in Parallels as well. 6) Certainly. It's Windows. It runs Windows apps. 7) Yes. In Parallels, I can drag/drop files in and out of Parallels. You I think the copy/paste buffers transfers too. I have Parallels with BootCamp, so I have to use FAT32 formatting on the BootCamp partition to allow OS X to write to it (it can't write to an NTFS partition).