nope not the problem, when Office x crashes I have to create new user..
user works fine, just not the excel,, I then created new user and four out of five couldn't either access anything, servers, folders, or even change desktop layout, then on the 5th attempt, from another user, I got one that seems to work..
Who knows.. dodgy is all I can say.. I am going to install fusion on it to run pc software, wish me luck
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Are we discussing a Microsoft program here?canuck wrote:nope not the problem, when Office x crashes I have to create new user..
user works fine, just not the excel,, I then created new user and four out of five couldn't either access anything, servers, folders, or even change desktop layout, then on the 5th attempt, from another user, I got one that seems to work..
Who knows.. dodgy is all I can say.. I am going to install fusion on it to run pc software, wish me luck
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Sorry, but I can't help but laugh when people buy a Mac then want to run Windows software on it.
So…if you wish to wish a wish, you may swish for fish with my Ish wish dish.
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The Microsoft stuff I run on my Mac is "Microsoft-for-Mac" stuff - Office only, for me. If you're trying to run MS stuff that isn't specifically for Mac, I can imagine you'd have all kinds of weird stuff going on. You aren't able to find Mac versions of the type of programs you want to use?
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baloo wrote:Sorry, but I can't help but laugh when people buy a Mac then want to run Windows software on it.
laugh all you want, mr IT guru , it's only because the IT won't let me install the program on my PC, So since I have admin rights on my MAC, that's where the program is going, because they is ascared of Macs I have the power
Slinks, nope, no xcelcius for Mac
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Ah, yes, just what IT Departments love, users trying to circumvent the policies. They are going to love you.
Actually, I am well surprised they let you plug a non-Company approced device onto the network.
Actually, I am well surprised they let you plug a non-Company approced device onto the network.
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No idea what xcelcius is, but can you find a program for Mac that does the same thing? Mr. S can't run his 3-D modeling software on the Mac, but he found a Mac program that does about the same thing (admittedly he doesn't spend much time using 3-D modeling software anymore, so the program he found works for when he needs it).canuck wrote:Slinks, nope, no xcelcius for Mac
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Maybe Bill Gates will let his wife get an iPhone nowBoD wrote:Read today that there is a company developing a Windows Mobile emulator for the iPhone. Now that does amuse me
(I read somewhere that she admitted she'd kind of like an iPhone but Bill has a 'No Apple Anything' rule in their family
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approved, not supported, go figure..baloo wrote:Ah, yes, just what IT Departments love, users trying to circumvent the policies. They are going to love you.
Actually, I am well surprised they let you plug a non-Company approved device onto the network.
and slinks, nope, because others use PC it has to be this program
