__/ [ Ruby Vee ] on Saturday 24 June 2006 21:12 \__
> I'm a compulsive journaller, and have been using DayNotez
> for four years now -- love the program. (Especially the
> password protection which keeps the teenager from being able
> to access MY journal!) But when my PC died and I bought a
> Mac, I discovered that the DayNotez desktop won't run on a
> Mac! Is there anything comparable that will?
>
> Ruby
Hi Ruby,
I don't know that application you speak of, but Apple
computers have virtualisation capabilities (Parallels and
Boot Camp). However, these require a Windows licence. Your
other option is to install GNU/Linux on your Mac (Ubuntu and
SUSE, for example, make this easy), alongside Mac OS X, or
under virtualisation software. You can then run the program
under Linux, through Wine, or Win4Lin, or CrossOver Office
(among others). Your route to success is running a mock
Windows platform. In the latter case, you needn't pay
anything. Ubuntu will even ship to your home for free (PPC
version, as well as Intel, are available).
Best wishes,
Roy
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