Work at Home Job requires Windows

[elmo3]

[quote M A V I C][quote elmo3][quote M A V I C]Most of those "Work at Home" jobs are MLM's. Maybe yours isn't one of those. They usually have some dumb winblows-only bloware. So Parallels should do fine. Worst case scenario you need to reboot and use bootcamp.
YOU DON'T USE BOOTCAMP.

How long will Macintosh people go around talking about "running things in Boot Camp"?
Huh? So you're telling me Intel Mac users can now boot into Windows directly, without having to use bootcamp? And note that I said "use" bootcamp, not "run things in" bootcamp.
no, you said:

"Worst case scenario you need to reboot and use bootcamp."

You don't reboot and use Boot Camp. Period. That's just like "running things in Boot Camp," another thing you don't do.

I repeat: when will Macintosh users stop talking about "running things in Boot Camp"? Or "reboot and use Boot Camp"?

Do Macintosh owners actually know what Boot Camp is and what it does? It appears not, overall.

[Monster]

nit-picky

[M A V I C]

[quote elmo3][quote M A V I C][quote elmo3][quote M A V I C]Most of those "Work at Home" jobs are MLM's. Maybe yours isn't one of those. They usually have some dumb winblows-only bloware. So Parallels should do fine. Worst case scenario you need to reboot and use bootcamp.
YOU DON'T USE BOOTCAMP.

How long will Macintosh people go around talking about "running things in Boot Camp"?
Huh? So you're telling me Intel Mac users can now boot into Windows directly, without having to use bootcamp? And note that I said "use" bootcamp, not "run things in" bootcamp.
no, you said:

"Worst case scenario you need to reboot and use bootcamp."

You don't reboot and use Boot Camp. Period. That's just like "running things in Boot Camp," another thing you don't do.

I repeat: when will Macintosh users stop talking about "running things in Boot Camp"? Or "reboot and use Boot Camp"?

Do Macintosh owners actually know what Boot Camp is and what it does? It appears not, overall.
Again, please show me how you can boot directly into Windows on an Intel Mac without using bootcamp.

[elmo3]

[quote M A V I C]Again, please show me how you can boot directly into Windows on an Intel Mac without using bootcamp.
Please allow me--once again--to quote you:

"Worst case scenario you need to reboot and use bootcamp. "

Now let ME ask YOU:

how do you "reboot and use bootcamp"?

YOU DON'T.

[M A V I C]

[quote elmo3][quote M A V I C]Again, please show me how you can boot directly into Windows on an Intel Mac without using bootcamp.
Please allow me--once again--to quote you:

"Worst case scenario you need to reboot and use bootcamp. "

Now let ME ask YOU:

how do you "reboot and use bootcamp"?

YOU DON'T.
elmo, seriously, just answer the question.

How does one boot directly into windows on an Intel Mac without using bootcamp?

[elmo3]

[quote M A V I C][quote elmo3][quote M A V I C]Again, please show me how you can boot directly into Windows on an Intel Mac without using bootcamp.
Please allow me--once again--to quote you:

"Worst case scenario you need to reboot and use bootcamp. "

Now let ME ask YOU:

how do you "reboot and use bootcamp"?

YOU DON'T.
elmo, seriously, just answer the question.

How does one boot directly into windows on an Intel Mac without using bootcamp?
No, seriously, just answer the question.

Your instructions were to "reboot and use Boot Camp". Those were your EXACT words.

Do you continue to insist that your instructions, as worded by you, have meaning?

One doesn't "reboot and use Boot Camp". Period.

[M A V I C]

[quote elmo3][quote M A V I C][quote elmo3][quote M A V I C]Again, please show me how you can boot directly into Windows on an Intel Mac without using bootcamp.
Please allow me--once again--to quote you:

"Worst case scenario you need to reboot and use bootcamp. "

Now let ME ask YOU:

how do you "reboot and use bootcamp"?

YOU DON'T.
elmo, seriously, just answer the question.

How does one boot directly into windows on an Intel Mac without using bootcamp?
No, seriously, just answer the question.

Your instructions were to "reboot and use Boot Camp". Those were your EXACT words.

Do you continue to insist that your instructions, as worded by you, have meaning?

One doesn't "reboot and use Boot Camp". Period.
Right, those were/are my words. One would reboot, and then use bootcamp to allow Windows to boot on the Mac hardware.

So to answer your question in short, yes. Yes I do insist my instructions within the context of my post have meaning.

Now that I've answered your question, please answer mine:

How does one boot directly into windows on an Intel Mac without using bootcamp?

If you can cite one example, you still haven't proven anything. You would have to prove that no one, ever, has ever used bootcamp to boot windows on an Intel Mac. That's going to be a pretty tough one.

[elmo3]

[quote M A V I C]Right, those were/are my words. One would reboot, and then use bootcamp to allow Windows to boot on the Mac hardware.
Wrong.

You plainly don't know what Boot Camp is, and how it works, and what Windows is and how it works.

So to answer your question in short, yes. Yes I do insist my instructions within the context of my post have meaning.

Now that I've answered your question, please answer mine:

How does one boot directly into windows on an Intel Mac without using bootcamp?

Please read Apple's instructions on Boot Camp.

One doesn't "reboot and use boot camp".

Again, you continue to show your ignorance on the entire subject.

[M A V I C]

[quote elmo3][quote M A V I C]Right, those were/are my words. One would reboot, and then use bootcamp to allow Windows to boot on the Mac hardware.
Wrong.

You plainly don't know what Boot Camp is, and how it works, and what Windows is and how it works.

So to answer your question in short, yes. Yes I do insist my instructions within the context of my post have meaning.

Now that I've answered your question, please answer mine:

How does one boot directly into windows on an Intel Mac without using bootcamp?

Please read Apple's instructions on Boot Camp.

One doesn't "reboot and use boot camp".

Again, you continue to show your ignorance on the entire subject.
I guess I'll just keep asking until you answer:
How does one boot directly into windows on an Intel Mac without using bootcamp?

[elmo3]

[quote M A V I C]I guess I'll just keep asking until you answer:
How does one boot directly into windows on an Intel Mac without using bootcamp?
Ditto here. How does one "reboot and use boot camp"?

I'll go ahead and tell you the answer: one doesn't reboot and use boot camp. One simply reboots into the Windows one has installed, and then is running a pure Windows machine. Boot Camp doesn't come into play at all once it is running as a pure Windows machine.

There. Now you know something you didn't know before.

Now: when will you stop telling people to "reboot and use boot camp"? Because when you reboot into Windows, as you now know, Boot Camp has nothing to do with anything.

You might as well be saying "reboot and use cream cheese". It makes as much sense as "reboot and use boot camp".