12-20-2006, 10:35 PM
[quote M A V I C]You keep contradicting yourself. You say one doesn't need to use bootcamp, but then you give instructions which include using bootcamp.
I didn't contradict myself in the least. You said:
"reboot and use boot camp."
I said you don't do that. Please tell us just when you reboot and use boot camp.
Boot Camp doesn't exist on the Windows side, so you can't "reboot and use boot camp".
And you don't *use* Boot Camp for anything once the Windows side is set up.
Can you tell me what one "uses" Boot Camp for once Windows is set up?
If you reboot into Windows, there is no Boot Camp.
Why do you insist on saying "reboot and use boot camp"?
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no, not at all. One downloads Boot Camp and runs it one time in the Macintosh environment. One does NOT "reboot and use boot camp".
Once rebooted, one does NOT use Boot Camp. It's not a program that one runs anything in.
One downloads Boot Camp and runs it one time in the Macintosh environment. One does NOT "reboot and use boot camp".
Why do you insist on saying "reboot and use boot camp"?
One downloads Boot Camp and runs it one time in the Macintosh environment. One does NOT "reboot and use boot camp".
Why do you insist on saying "reboot and use boot camp"?
One downloads Boot Camp and runs it one time in the Macintosh environment. One does NOT "reboot and use boot camp".
Why do you insist on saying "reboot and use boot camp"?
One downloads Boot Camp and runs it one time in the Macintosh environment. One does NOT "reboot and use boot camp".
Why do you insist on saying "reboot and use boot camp"?
One downloads Boot Camp and runs it one time in the Macintosh environment. One does NOT "reboot and use boot camp".
Why do you insist on saying "reboot and use boot camp"?
One downloads Boot Camp and runs it one time in the Macintosh environment. One does NOT "reboot and use boot camp".
Why do you insist on saying "reboot and use boot camp"?
One downloads Boot Camp and runs it one time in the Macintosh environment. One does NOT "reboot and use boot camp".
Why do you insist on saying "reboot and use boot camp"?
One downloads Boot Camp and runs it one time in the Macintosh environment. One does NOT "reboot and use boot camp".
Why do you insist on saying "reboot and use boot camp"?
One downloads Boot Camp and runs it one time in the Macintosh environment. One does NOT "reboot and use boot camp".
Why do you insist on saying "reboot and use boot camp"?
One downloads Boot Camp and runs it one time in the Macintosh environment. One does NOT "reboot and use boot camp".
Why do you insist on saying "reboot and use boot camp"?
One downloads Boot Camp and runs it one time in the Macintosh environment. One does NOT "reboot and use boot camp".
Why do you insist on saying "reboot and use boot camp"?
One downloads Boot Camp and runs it one time in the Macintosh environment. One does NOT "reboot and use boot camp".
Why do you insist on saying "reboot and use boot camp"?
One downloads Boot Camp and runs it one time in the Macintosh environment. One does NOT "reboot and use boot camp".
Why do you insist on saying "reboot and use boot camp"?
One downloads Boot Camp and runs it one time in the Macintosh environment. One does NOT "reboot and use boot camp".
Why do you insist on saying "reboot and use boot camp"?
One downloads Boot Camp and runs it one time in the Macintosh environment. One does NOT "reboot and use boot camp".
Why do you insist on saying "reboot and use boot camp"?
One downloads Boot Camp and runs it one time in the Macintosh environment. One does NOT "reboot and use boot camp".
Why do you insist on saying "reboot and use boot camp"?
One downloads Boot Camp and runs it one time in the Macintosh environment. One does NOT "reboot and use boot camp".
Why do you insist on saying "reboot and use boot camp"?
One downloads Boot Camp and runs it one time in the Macintosh environment. One does NOT "reboot and use boot camp".
Why do you insist on saying "reboot and use boot camp"?
One downloads Boot Camp and runs it one time in the Macintosh environment. One does NOT "reboot and use boot camp".
Why do you insist on saying "reboot and use boot camp"?
One downloads Boot Camp and runs it one time in the Macintosh environment. One does NOT "reboot and use boot camp".
Why do you insist on saying "reboot and use boot camp"?
One downloads Boot Camp and runs it one time in the Macintosh environment. One does NOT "reboot and use boot camp".
Why do you insist on saying "reboot and use boot camp"?
One downloads Boot Camp and runs it one time in the Macintosh environment. One does NOT "reboot and use boot camp".
Why do you insist on saying "reboot and use boot camp"?
One downloads Boot Camp and runs it one time in the Macintosh environment. One does NOT "reboot and use boot camp".
Why do you insist on saying "reboot and use boot camp"?
One downloads Boot Camp and runs it one time in the Macintosh environment. One does NOT "reboot and use boot camp".
Why do you insist on saying "reboot and use boot camp"?
One downloads Boot Camp and runs it one time in the Macintosh environment. One does NOT "reboot and use boot camp".
Why do you insist on saying "reboot and use boot camp"?
One downloads Boot Camp and runs it one time in the Macintosh environment. One does NOT "reboot and use boot camp".
Why do you insist on saying "reboot and use boot camp"?
One downloads Boot Camp and runs it one time in the Macintosh environment. One does NOT "reboot and use boot camp".
Why do you insist on saying "reboot and use boot camp"?
One downloads Boot Camp and runs it one time in the Macintosh environment. One does NOT "reboot and use boot camp".
Why do you insist on saying "reboot and use boot camp"?
One downloads Boot Camp and runs it one time in the Macintosh environment. One does NOT "reboot and use boot camp".
Why do you insist on saying "reboot and use boot camp"?
One downloads Boot Camp and runs it one time in the Macintosh environment. One does NOT "reboot and use boot camp".
Why do you insist on saying "reboot and use boot camp"?
I didn't contradict myself in the least. You said:
"reboot and use boot camp."
I said you don't do that. Please tell us just when you reboot and use boot camp.
Boot Camp doesn't exist on the Windows side, so you can't "reboot and use boot camp".
And you don't *use* Boot Camp for anything once the Windows side is set up.
Can you tell me what one "uses" Boot Camp for once Windows is set up?
If you reboot into Windows, there is no Boot Camp.
Why do you insist on saying "reboot and use boot camp"?
Why do you insist on saying "reboot and use boot camp"?
Why do you insist on saying "reboot and use boot camp"?
Why do you insist on saying "reboot and use boot camp"?
Why do you insist on saying "reboot and use boot camp"?
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Why do you insist on saying "reboot and use boot camp"?
Why do you insist on saying "reboot and use boot camp"?
Why do you insist on saying "reboot and use boot camp"?
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Why do you insist on saying "reboot and use boot camp"?
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Why do you insist on saying "reboot and use boot camp"?
Why do you insist on saying "reboot and use boot camp"?
Yes, I did leave a few steps out, but your explanation certainly does include rebooting and using bootcamp.
no, not at all. One downloads Boot Camp and runs it one time in the Macintosh environment. One does NOT "reboot and use boot camp".
Once rebooted, one does NOT use Boot Camp. It's not a program that one runs anything in.
One downloads Boot Camp and runs it one time in the Macintosh environment. One does NOT "reboot and use boot camp".
Why do you insist on saying "reboot and use boot camp"?
One downloads Boot Camp and runs it one time in the Macintosh environment. One does NOT "reboot and use boot camp".
Why do you insist on saying "reboot and use boot camp"?
One downloads Boot Camp and runs it one time in the Macintosh environment. One does NOT "reboot and use boot camp".
Why do you insist on saying "reboot and use boot camp"?
One downloads Boot Camp and runs it one time in the Macintosh environment. One does NOT "reboot and use boot camp".
Why do you insist on saying "reboot and use boot camp"?
One downloads Boot Camp and runs it one time in the Macintosh environment. One does NOT "reboot and use boot camp".
Why do you insist on saying "reboot and use boot camp"?
One downloads Boot Camp and runs it one time in the Macintosh environment. One does NOT "reboot and use boot camp".
Why do you insist on saying "reboot and use boot camp"?
One downloads Boot Camp and runs it one time in the Macintosh environment. One does NOT "reboot and use boot camp".
Why do you insist on saying "reboot and use boot camp"?
One downloads Boot Camp and runs it one time in the Macintosh environment. One does NOT "reboot and use boot camp".
Why do you insist on saying "reboot and use boot camp"?
One downloads Boot Camp and runs it one time in the Macintosh environment. One does NOT "reboot and use boot camp".
Why do you insist on saying "reboot and use boot camp"?
One downloads Boot Camp and runs it one time in the Macintosh environment. One does NOT "reboot and use boot camp".
Why do you insist on saying "reboot and use boot camp"?
One downloads Boot Camp and runs it one time in the Macintosh environment. One does NOT "reboot and use boot camp".
Why do you insist on saying "reboot and use boot camp"?
One downloads Boot Camp and runs it one time in the Macintosh environment. One does NOT "reboot and use boot camp".
Why do you insist on saying "reboot and use boot camp"?
One downloads Boot Camp and runs it one time in the Macintosh environment. One does NOT "reboot and use boot camp".
Why do you insist on saying "reboot and use boot camp"?
One downloads Boot Camp and runs it one time in the Macintosh environment. One does NOT "reboot and use boot camp".
Why do you insist on saying "reboot and use boot camp"?
One downloads Boot Camp and runs it one time in the Macintosh environment. One does NOT "reboot and use boot camp".
Why do you insist on saying "reboot and use boot camp"?
One downloads Boot Camp and runs it one time in the Macintosh environment. One does NOT "reboot and use boot camp".
Why do you insist on saying "reboot and use boot camp"?
One downloads Boot Camp and runs it one time in the Macintosh environment. One does NOT "reboot and use boot camp".
Why do you insist on saying "reboot and use boot camp"?
One downloads Boot Camp and runs it one time in the Macintosh environment. One does NOT "reboot and use boot camp".
Why do you insist on saying "reboot and use boot camp"?
One downloads Boot Camp and runs it one time in the Macintosh environment. One does NOT "reboot and use boot camp".
Why do you insist on saying "reboot and use boot camp"?
One downloads Boot Camp and runs it one time in the Macintosh environment. One does NOT "reboot and use boot camp".
Why do you insist on saying "reboot and use boot camp"?
One downloads Boot Camp and runs it one time in the Macintosh environment. One does NOT "reboot and use boot camp".
Why do you insist on saying "reboot and use boot camp"?
One downloads Boot Camp and runs it one time in the Macintosh environment. One does NOT "reboot and use boot camp".
Why do you insist on saying "reboot and use boot camp"?
One downloads Boot Camp and runs it one time in the Macintosh environment. One does NOT "reboot and use boot camp".
Why do you insist on saying "reboot and use boot camp"?
One downloads Boot Camp and runs it one time in the Macintosh environment. One does NOT "reboot and use boot camp".
Why do you insist on saying "reboot and use boot camp"?
One downloads Boot Camp and runs it one time in the Macintosh environment. One does NOT "reboot and use boot camp".
Why do you insist on saying "reboot and use boot camp"?
One downloads Boot Camp and runs it one time in the Macintosh environment. One does NOT "reboot and use boot camp".
Why do you insist on saying "reboot and use boot camp"?
One downloads Boot Camp and runs it one time in the Macintosh environment. One does NOT "reboot and use boot camp".
Why do you insist on saying "reboot and use boot camp"?
One downloads Boot Camp and runs it one time in the Macintosh environment. One does NOT "reboot and use boot camp".
Why do you insist on saying "reboot and use boot camp"?
One downloads Boot Camp and runs it one time in the Macintosh environment. One does NOT "reboot and use boot camp".
Why do you insist on saying "reboot and use boot camp"?
One downloads Boot Camp and runs it one time in the Macintosh environment. One does NOT "reboot and use boot camp".
Why do you insist on saying "reboot and use boot camp"?