Quote: Originally Posted by framedinblood well, I've seen Parallels in action sharing files. I mean, I don't know exactly what kind of files you're referring to, but just trans…

VMWare can use a real partition. That's what I use if I don't feel like rebooting my PC from Windows to run Linux. So, take a look at VMWare when the OS X version comes out.

I assume framedinblood is speaking of the Parallels Shared Folder, which is a folder on the Windows XP desktop. Inside are all of the folders on the Mac side that you designate as …

Icruise: that's excatly what I was referring to. You have shared folders which you access thru your Windows VM, drop a file in there, and access the file in OS X instantaneously. …

I was clarifying a little, since Virtual PC has true "drag and drop" file copying (you can drag a file from the finder into the VPC window and it will be copied) in addition to sha…

the shared folder basically is drag n drop. I mean, it's not, but it is. you drag the file into a folder and then it appears in the other OSes instantaneously. that's good enoug…

has anyone tried this feature?

Quote: Originally Posted by framedinblood has anyone tried this feature? You mean shared folders? Sure...I use it to share an external drive where I keep my docs, so that I…

but are you actually using a shared folder? or just hooking up an external drive to either of the OSes?

In any case, I am using the Shared Folders feature and it seems to work fine. Why do you ask?

Quote: Originally Posted by framedinblood but are you actually using a shared folder? or just hooking up an external drive to either of the OSes? Yes, I set up the entire …

wow, I didn't even know that was an option, but it's pretty cool. you got any other cool tricks to share?

None that come to mind. Now, if the iSight would work, that would be a cool trick

yeah, I've been working on that. been talking w/ some users on the Mac message boards about solutions, every one wants it to work. could be in vain though.

just posted on the apple message board looking for an answer. the parallels forums might be a place to look as well.

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