Cadaver, aren't you a radiologist? Are you using parallels or bootcamp to get into your hospital? I have to VPN into mine, and I've read that there are some issues with VPN and p…

I hear that using Parallels brings your videocard memory down to 8 megs under a different OS. So I would use Boot Camp if I had an Intel Mac.

Quote: Originally Posted by surferboy Cadaver, aren't you a radiologist? Are you using parallels or bootcamp to get into your hospital? I have to VPN into mine, and I've read …

We use Cisco VPN to get into Clinical Desktop. ClinDesk uses a plugin for Ultravisual. Ever heard of these apps?

Quote: Originally Posted by Cadaver Yes, I am. Our hospital uses a VPN client from a company called Juniper. Its a piece of shite as far as I'm concerned - very easily breaks e…

I use the SonicWall Global Client and it works awesome in parallels.

This may sound silly, but i searched and the concensus is that Parallels and Boot Camp both can't co-exist on the same machine? Or can they? I tried installing Parallels and it jus…

Quote: Originally Posted by DeathMan Is this likely to happen? If so, I'd buy Parallels in a second. That, along with Vista support, are due with the next full release.... …

Quote: Originally Posted by n8236 This may sound silly, but i searched and the concensus is that Parallels and Boot Camp both can't co-exist on the same machine? Or can they? I …

I use both. Boot Camp can do things that Parallels can't, plus it's faster since it uses both cores on the Core Duo models. Parallel's USB support isn't complete yet, for example…

Hi, This was a huge issue for me when I was looking at the macbooks at the apple store. I understood that many people were probably playing around with them, bit it was just a co…

Quote: Originally Posted by JustinD I cleaned the trackpad well with a few cleaners, and it's definitely not oil or grease. It is oil and grease, I'm so sick of people com…

Clean it with Mr. Clean Magic Earaser...it'll take it right off...trust me.

Quote: Originally Posted by PJJames Clean it with Mr. Clean Magic Earaser...it'll take it right off...trust me. Please don't do that, even if sarcastic not everyone is smart…

Ben - you're so upset, then stop reading this forum. Anyway, it's wear, not grease, sweat, stains, water, oil, etc. I have a right to complain as it's just like a new car's paint …

I noticed mine like a day after I got it. Didn't think it was a big deal though. If you clean it, it'll probably come right back. My wear is covering most of the trackpad now …

Quote: Originally Posted by Hi I'm Ben It is oil and grease, I'm so sick of people complaining over stupid little things with their MacBook. Please stop sweating and perhaps you…

Quote: Originally Posted by mathew_m Or maybe not. He says that it's similiar to the wear on a Powerbook, which I own. Realistically the wear shouldn't start showing up so soo…

Yo, ben.....what's wrong with Mr. Clean Magic Earaser??? I use it on everything...I've used it on my blackbook trackpad and it takes the grease wear right off.

How does the Mr Clean really mess up a laptop?

Quote: Originally Posted by Dark Helmet How does the Mr Clean really mess up a laptop? Exactly...I use it on everything...used it to clean my Powerbook all the time and mak…

Quote: Originally Posted by Hi I'm Ben No, you'd fine white scratch marks from scrapping the solid black plastic, it's not painted. [removed oversize inline image --tooki] …

Quote: Originally Posted by mathew_m That's paint. A solid black plastic would be very difficult to achieve. BS. That picture only goes to show the white letters are printe…

Quote: Originally Posted by mathew_m [Don't quote oversize inline images. --tooki] That's paint. A solid black plastic would be very difficult to achieve. Which is prob…

Of course your other laptops have the same effect, it's your body oil rubbing off your fingers onto the track pad in the places you use it the most. It's the same reason my CLEAR P…