Apple

[a.sinatra]

i recently used a apple notebook and loved it, but is there any access for it, or anyway of using it?
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[dcx693]

No. Though if you can figure out how to install Linux on it, you can try running VMWare or Wine and running Access under emulation.

 

[Parker]

if you can figure out how to install Linux on it, you can try running VMWare or Wine and running Access under emulation.

You can install Linux on your apple and my expierience is that SuSe is the most stable especially if you want to use a dual boot system. SuSe do an "Office Desktop that is already set up to support MS Office 97 and 2000 by using Crossover Office but it is limited and I havent tried this version of Suse on an Apple.

A better bet would surly be Connectix that is designed to run on an Apple. I've no Idea if this will work on a notebook but I can't see any reason why not and on Apple desktops is unbeatable if you want to use MS software.

Connectix was acquired by MS in Jan 2003. Try this link

http://www.microsoft.com/mac/products/virtualpc/virtualpc.aspx

Good luck

Pete