Apple has admitted that sacrificing the functionality of onboard HDMI and SD card ports for "thin and light" laptops was a mistake. Apple also took away that silly Touch Bar and put F keys back where they belong. The new Macs are also thicker and heavier than their predecessors. All good, and vindicates may past criticisms. I also love the Mac's touchpad and touch ID will be very nice too. I might also be able to ditch Office and use Apple's apps. Excel might be a show-stopper there.Macbook M1 is alien technology. I will never buy anything else.
See: https://www.theverge.com/22734645/apple-macbook-pro-2021-ports-magsafe-touch-bar-usb-c-future
My only other significant issue has been the lack of a laptop numeric keypad. Despite that niggling item I'm thinking about buying a Mac. Why? CPU/GPU performance, screen quality and Apple's support program. I'm ticked off that MS is not supporting W11 for my 4 year old HP Gen 7 Intel processor. And, I have a near-six figure RMD coming next year from our 5 tax deferred retirement accounts. :)
Finally, and not a major item, the high school where I am teaching is an Apple shop.
So here are my questions:
Is Thunderbolt fully compatible with all USB C devices? I have 2 USB hard drives, a DVD drive, and wireless Logitech USB keyboard and mouse. Also 2 Wireless HP printers.
I am assuming that my 4 year old HP 27xi monitor will work via HDMI. Any known issues with HP monitors?
It is claimed that Parallels Desktop 17 will run Windows 11. Any personal experience with that? Do I have to buy a Windows license?
If I run both Mac and Windows on the laptop is 1tb enough space. My current 1 Tb Windows machine, including data files, is 50% full. Much of the data will migrate to Mac OS, so I assume it's not an issue.
I have checked all my key Windows software for Mac OS versions and no show-stoppers there.
Here is the config being considered:
Would you go for the 14" or 16" model? I'm leaning toward the 16". It has about the same screen area as my 15" HP and will fit in my existing carrying case.
16" M1 Pro
10-Core CPU 16-Core GPU 16GB Unified Memory 1TB SSD Storage¹ 16-core Neural Engine 16-inch Liquid Retina XDR display Three Thunderbolt 4 ports, HDMI port, SDXC card slot, MagSafe 3 port Magic Keyboard with Touch ID Force Touch trackpad 140W USB-C Power Adapter
Thoughts on that?
Thanks for any help you can offer.
T
Apple has admitted that sacrificing the functionality of onboard HDMI
and SD card ports for "thin and light" laptops was a mistake. Apple
also took away that silly Touch Bar and put F keys back where they
belong. The new Macs are also thicker and heavier than their
predecessors. All good, and vindicates may past criticisms. I also
love the Mac's touchpad and touch ID will be very nice too. I might
also be able to ditch Office and use Apple's apps. Excel might be a show-stopper there.
See: https://www.theverge.com/22734645/apple-macbook-pro-2021-ports-magsafe-touch-bar-usb-c-future
My only other significant issue has been the lack of a laptop
numeric keypad. Despite that niggling item I'm thinking about buying
a Mac. Why? CPU/GPU performance, screen quality and Apple's support
program. I'm ticked off that MS is not supporting W11 for my 4 year
old HP Gen 7 Intel processor. And, I have a near-six figure RMD
coming next year from our 5 tax deferred retirement accounts. :)
Finally, and not a major item, the high school where I am teaching is
an Apple shop.
So here are my questions:
Is Thunderbolt fully compatible with all USB C devices? I have 2 USB
hard drives, a DVD drive, and wireless Logitech USB keyboard and
mouse. Also 2 Wireless HP printers.
I am assuming that my 4 year old HP 27xi monitor will work via HDMI.
Any known issues with HP monitors?
It is claimed that Parallels Desktop 17 will run Windows 11. Any
personal experience with that? Do I have to buy a Windows license?
If I run both Mac and Windows on the laptop is 1tb enough space. My
current 1 Tb Windows machine, including data files, is 50% full. Much
of the data will migrate to Mac OS, so I assume it's not an issue.
On 2021-10-21 2:00 p.m., Thomas E. wrote:
Apple has admitted that sacrificing the functionality of onboard HDMIThe Microsoft apps work fine on the Mac.
and SD card ports for "thin and light" laptops was a mistake. Apple
also took away that silly Touch Bar and put F keys back where they
belong. The new Macs are also thicker and heavier than their
predecessors. All good, and vindicates may past criticisms. I also
love the Mac's touchpad and touch ID will be very nice too. I might
also be able to ditch Office and use Apple's apps. Excel might be a show-stopper there.
See: https://www.theverge.com/22734645/apple-macbook-pro-2021-ports-magsafe-touch-bar-usb-c-future
My only other significant issue has been the lack of a laptop
numeric keypad. Despite that niggling item I'm thinking about buying
a Mac. Why? CPU/GPU performance, screen quality and Apple's support program. I'm ticked off that MS is not supporting W11 for my 4 year
old HP Gen 7 Intel processor. And, I have a near-six figure RMD
coming next year from our 5 tax deferred retirement accounts. :)
Finally, and not a major item, the high school where I am teaching is
an Apple shop.
So here are my questions:
Is Thunderbolt fully compatible with all USB C devices? I have 2 USBAnd you mention wireless printeres in your paragraph about USB-C compatibility... ...why?
hard drives, a DVD drive, and wireless Logitech USB keyboard and
mouse. Also 2 Wireless HP printers.
Do your own homework.
I am assuming that my 4 year old HP 27xi monitor will work via HDMI.Because HP monitors use some magical standard that nobody else does?
Any known issues with HP monitors?
It is claimed that Parallels Desktop 17 will run Windows 11. AnyReally? Really?
personal experience with that? Do I have to buy a Windows license?
Where do you imagine Windows 11 will come from?
If I run both Mac and Windows on the laptop is 1tb enough space. MyAnd yet you're asking questions with obvious answers.
current 1 Tb Windows machine, including data files, is 50% full. Much
of the data will migrate to Mac OS, so I assume it's not an issue.
On Thursday, October 21, 2021 at 5:40:27 PM UTC-4, Alan wrote:
On 2021-10-21 2:00 p.m., Thomas E. wrote:
Apple has admitted that sacrificing the functionality of onboard HDMI and SD card ports for "thin and light" laptops was a mistake. Apple
also took away that silly Touch Bar and put F keys back where they belong. The new Macs are also thicker and heavier than their predecessors. All good, and vindicates may past criticisms. I also
love the Mac's touchpad and touch ID will be very nice too. I might
also be able to ditch Office and use Apple's apps. Excel might be a show-stopper there.
The Microsoft apps work fine on the Mac.
See: https://www.theverge.com/22734645/apple-macbook-pro-2021-ports-magsafe-touch-bar-usb-c-future
My only other significant issue has been the lack of a laptop
numeric keypad. Despite that niggling item I'm thinking about buying
a Mac. Why? CPU/GPU performance, screen quality and Apple's support program. I'm ticked off that MS is not supporting W11 for my 4 year
old HP Gen 7 Intel processor.
And, I have a near-six figure RMD coming next
year from our 5 tax deferred retirement accounts. :)
Finally, and not a major item, the high school where I am teaching is
an Apple shop.
So here are my questions:
Is Thunderbolt fully compatible with all USB C devices? I have 2 USB hard drives, a DVD drive, and wireless Logitech USB keyboard and
mouse. Also 2 Wireless HP printers.
And you mention wireless printeres in your paragraph about USB-C compatibility... ...why?
Do your own homework.
I am assuming that my 4 year old HP 27xi monitor will work via HDMI.
Any known issues with HP monitors?
Because HP monitors use some magical standard that nobody else does?
It is claimed that Parallels Desktop 17 will run Windows 11. Any personal experience with that? Do I have to buy a Windows license?
Really? Really?
Where do you imagine Windows 11 will come from?
If I run both Mac and Windows on the laptop is 1tb enough space. My current 1 Tb Windows machine, including data files, is 50% full. Much
of the data will migrate to Mac OS, so I assume it's not an issue.
And yet you're asking questions with obvious answers.
Serious and sincere answers only please.
Windows 11 - I have a Windows license for my HP. Can I use that?
You deflect my serious question about USB with a sarcastic remark about my printers?
Do your own homework? That's an answer?
Hard drive space - will it be enough if I have both Mac OS and Windows installed?
On Thursday, October 21, 2021 at 8:28:18 PM UTC-4, Thomas E. wrote:
On Thursday, October 21, 2021 at 5:40:27 PM UTC-4, Alan wrote:
On 2021-10-21 2:00 p.m., Thomas E. wrote:
Apple has admitted that sacrificing the functionality of onboard HDMI and SD card ports for "thin and light" laptops was a mistake. Apple also took away that silly Touch Bar and put F keys back where they belong. The new Macs are also thicker and heavier than their predecessors. All good, and vindicates may past criticisms. I also love the Mac's touchpad and touch ID will be very nice too. I might also be able to ditch Office and use Apple's apps. Excel might be a show-stopper there.
IIRC, main issues are lack of MS-Access, and VB based macros.The Microsoft apps work fine on the Mac.
See: https://www.theverge.com/22734645/apple-macbook-pro-2021-ports-magsafe-touch-bar-usb-c-future
Buy a keyboard w/keypad for your dock setup. Or if you want mobility. there’s wired or Bluetooth wireless keypad accessories:My only other significant issue has been the lack of a laptop
numeric keypad. Despite that niggling item I'm thinking about buying
a Mac. Why? CPU/GPU performance, screen quality and Apple's support program. I'm ticked off that MS is not supporting W11 for my 4 year old HP Gen 7 Intel processor.
< https://eshop.macsales.com/item/NewerTech/KPA28BTW/>
< https://eshop.macsales.com/item/Macally/NUMKEY/>
As that’s ~$2.6M, sounds like you had most in tax-deferred.And, I have a near-six figure RMD coming next
year from our 5 tax deferred retirement accounts. :)
Maybe should’ve Rothified more earlier? Think we’re currently
split roughly 40%-60%.
Finally, and not a major item, the high school where I am teaching is an Apple shop.
So here are my questions:
Is Thunderbolt fully compatible with all USB C devices? I have 2 USB hard drives, a DVD drive, and wireless Logitech USB keyboard and mouse. Also 2 Wireless HP printers.
And you mention wireless printeres in your paragraph about USB-C compatibility... ...why?
Replacing them all will be but a tiny fraction of a “near-six figure RMD”Do your own homework.
I am assuming that my 4 year old HP 27xi monitor will work via HDMI. Any known issues with HP monitors?
Even if they do, looks like they were only ~$300 new … 4 years ago. Something like an LG UltraFine 4K Display wouldn’t be a bad option...Because HP monitors use some magical standard that nobody else does?
It is claimed that Parallels Desktop 17 will run Windows 11. Any personal experience with that? Do I have to buy a Windows license?
Really? Really?
Where do you imagine Windows 11 will come from?
If I run both Mac and Windows on the laptop is 1tb enough space. My current 1 Tb Windows machine, including data files, is 50% full. Much of the data will migrate to Mac OS, so I assume it's not an issue.
And yet you're asking questions with obvious answers.
Serious and sincere answers only please.
Windows 11 - I have a Windows license for my HP. Can I use that?It depends on what kind of MS license you have now.
You deflect my serious question about USB with a sarcastic remark about my printers?What kind of USB cable do you think a *wireless* printer uses?
Do your own homework? That's an answer?
Hard drive space - will it be enough if I have both Mac OS and Windows installed?Both OS’s will easily fit within 1TB, but once again, it depends on just what all you want installed in addition to the OS.
-hh
On Thursday, October 21, 2021 at 8:28:18 PM UTC-4, Thomas E. wrote:
On Thursday, October 21, 2021 at 5:40:27 PM UTC-4, Alan wrote:
On 2021-10-21 2:00 p.m., Thomas E. wrote:
Apple has admitted that sacrificing the functionality of onboard HDMI and SD card ports for "thin and light" laptops was a mistake. Apple also took away that silly Touch Bar and put F keys back where they belong. The new Macs are also thicker and heavier than their predecessors. All good, and vindicates may past criticisms. I also love the Mac's touchpad and touch ID will be very nice too. I might also be able to ditch Office and use Apple's apps. Excel might be a show-stopper there.
IIRC, main issues are lack of MS-Access, and VB based macros.The Microsoft apps work fine on the Mac.
See: https://www.theverge.com/22734645/apple-macbook-pro-2021-ports-magsafe-touch-bar-usb-c-future
Buy a keyboard w/keypad for your dock setup. Or if you want mobility. there’s wired or Bluetooth wireless keypad accessories:My only other significant issue has been the lack of a laptop
numeric keypad. Despite that niggling item I'm thinking about buying
a Mac. Why? CPU/GPU performance, screen quality and Apple's support program. I'm ticked off that MS is not supporting W11 for my 4 year old HP Gen 7 Intel processor.
< https://eshop.macsales.com/item/NewerTech/KPA28BTW/>
< https://eshop.macsales.com/item/Macally/NUMKEY/>
As that’s ~$2.6M, sounds like you had most in tax-deferred.And, I have a near-six figure RMD coming next
year from our 5 tax deferred retirement accounts. :)
Maybe should’ve Rothified more earlier? Think we’re currently
split roughly 40%-60%.
Finally, and not a major item, the high school where I am teaching is an Apple shop.
So here are my questions:
Is Thunderbolt fully compatible with all USB C devices? I have 2 USB hard drives, a DVD drive, and wireless Logitech USB keyboard and mouse. Also 2 Wireless HP printers.
And you mention wireless printeres in your paragraph about USB-C compatibility... ...why?
Replacing them all will be but a tiny fraction of a “near-six figure RMD”Do your own homework.
I am assuming that my 4 year old HP 27xi monitor will work via HDMI. Any known issues with HP monitors?
Even if they do, looks like they were only ~$300 new … 4 years ago. Something like an LG UltraFine 4K Display wouldn’t be a bad option...Because HP monitors use some magical standard that nobody else does?
It is claimed that Parallels Desktop 17 will run Windows 11. Any personal experience with that? Do I have to buy a Windows license?
Really? Really?
Where do you imagine Windows 11 will come from?
If I run both Mac and Windows on the laptop is 1tb enough space. My current 1 Tb Windows machine, including data files, is 50% full. Much of the data will migrate to Mac OS, so I assume it's not an issue.
And yet you're asking questions with obvious answers.
Serious and sincere answers only please.
Windows 11 - I have a Windows license for my HP. Can I use that?It depends on what kind of MS license you have now.
You deflect my serious question about USB with a sarcastic remark about my printers?What kind of USB cable do you think a *wireless* printer uses?
Do your own homework? That's an answer?
Hard drive space - will it be enough if I have both Mac OS and Windows installed?Both OS’s will easily fit within 1TB, but once again, it depends on just what all you want installed in addition to the OS.
-hh
On Thursday, October 21, 2021 at 5:40:27 PM UTC-4, Alan wrote:
On 2021-10-21 2:00 p.m., Thomas E. wrote:
Apple has admitted that sacrificing the functionality of onboard HDMIThe Microsoft apps work fine on the Mac.
and SD card ports for "thin and light" laptops was a mistake. Apple
also took away that silly Touch Bar and put F keys back where they
belong. The new Macs are also thicker and heavier than their
predecessors. All good, and vindicates may past criticisms. I also
love the Mac's touchpad and touch ID will be very nice too. I might
also be able to ditch Office and use Apple's apps. Excel might be a
show-stopper there.
And you mention wireless printeres in your paragraph about USB-C
See:
https://www.theverge.com/22734645/apple-macbook-pro-2021-ports-magsafe-touch-bar-usb-c-future
My only other significant issue has been the lack of a laptop
numeric keypad. Despite that niggling item I'm thinking about buying
a Mac. Why? CPU/GPU performance, screen quality and Apple's support
program. I'm ticked off that MS is not supporting W11 for my 4 year
old HP Gen 7 Intel processor. And, I have a near-six figure RMD
coming next year from our 5 tax deferred retirement accounts. :)
Finally, and not a major item, the high school where I am teaching is
an Apple shop.
So here are my questions:
Is Thunderbolt fully compatible with all USB C devices? I have 2 USB
hard drives, a DVD drive, and wireless Logitech USB keyboard and
mouse. Also 2 Wireless HP printers.
compatibility... ...why?
Do your own homework.
I am assuming that my 4 year old HP 27xi monitor will work via HDMI.Because HP monitors use some magical standard that nobody else does?
Any known issues with HP monitors?
Really? Really?
It is claimed that Parallels Desktop 17 will run Windows 11. Any
personal experience with that? Do I have to buy a Windows license?
Where do you imagine Windows 11 will come from?
And yet you're asking questions with obvious answers.
If I run both Mac and Windows on the laptop is 1tb enough space. My
current 1 Tb Windows machine, including data files, is 50% full. Much
of the data will migrate to Mac OS, so I assume it's not an issue.
Serious and sincere answers only please.
Windows 11 - I have a Windows license for my HP. Can I use that?
You deflect my serious question about USB with a sarcastic remark about my printers?
Do your own homework? That's an answer?
Hard drive space - will it be enough if I have both Mac OS and Windows installed?
Once again Alan Baker reveals that he is a miserable liar with no answers to computer questions. What a fake.
On 10/21/2021 5:28 PM, Thomas E. wrote:
On Thursday, October 21, 2021 at 5:40:27 PM UTC-4, Alan wrote:
On 2021-10-21 2:00 p.m., Thomas E. wrote:
Apple has admitted that sacrificing the functionality of onboard HDMIThe Microsoft apps work fine on the Mac.
and SD card ports for "thin and light" laptops was a mistake. Apple
also took away that silly Touch Bar and put F keys back where they
belong. The new Macs are also thicker and heavier than their
predecessors. All good, and vindicates may past criticisms. I also
love the Mac's touchpad and touch ID will be very nice too. I might
also be able to ditch Office and use Apple's apps. Excel might be a
show-stopper there.
And you mention wireless printeres in your paragraph about USB-C
See:
https://www.theverge.com/22734645/apple-macbook-pro-2021-ports-magsafe-touch-bar-usb-c-future
My only other significant issue has been the lack of a laptop
numeric keypad. Despite that niggling item I'm thinking about buying
a Mac. Why? CPU/GPU performance, screen quality and Apple's support
program. I'm ticked off that MS is not supporting W11 for my 4 year
old HP Gen 7 Intel processor. And, I have a near-six figure RMD
coming next year from our 5 tax deferred retirement accounts. :)
Finally, and not a major item, the high school where I am teaching is
an Apple shop.
So here are my questions:
Is Thunderbolt fully compatible with all USB C devices? I have 2 USB
hard drives, a DVD drive, and wireless Logitech USB keyboard and
mouse. Also 2 Wireless HP printers.
compatibility... ...why?
Do your own homework.
I am assuming that my 4 year old HP 27xi monitor will work via HDMI.Because HP monitors use some magical standard that nobody else does?
Any known issues with HP monitors?
Really? Really?
It is claimed that Parallels Desktop 17 will run Windows 11. Any
personal experience with that? Do I have to buy a Windows license?
Where do you imagine Windows 11 will come from?
And yet you're asking questions with obvious answers.
If I run both Mac and Windows on the laptop is 1tb enough space. My
current 1 Tb Windows machine, including data files, is 50% full. Much
of the data will migrate to Mac OS, so I assume it's not an issue.
Serious and sincere answers only please.
Windows 11 - I have a Windows license for my HP. Can I use that?
You deflect my serious question about USB with a sarcastic remark about my printers?
Do your own homework? That's an answer?
Hard drive space - will it be enough if I have both Mac OS and Windows installed?
Once again Alan Baker reveals that he is a miserable liar with no answers to computer questions. What a fake.
I have Windows 11 running on my 2015 Intel iMac through Parallels 17.1.
Works fine.
For a Mac using the M1 processor I think Windows ARM version is needed.
Do not even know if there is a Win 11 ARM version.
You need a Win 11 or earlier Win version Serial Number to input into the Parallels installer. I used a Win 10 number and it worked fine.
On 10/21/2021 5:28 PM, Thomas E. wrote:
On Thursday, October 21, 2021 at 5:40:27 PM UTC-4, Alan wrote:
On 2021-10-21 2:00 p.m., Thomas E. wrote:
Apple has admitted that sacrificing the functionality of onboard HDMIThe Microsoft apps work fine on the Mac.
and SD card ports for "thin and light" laptops was a mistake. Apple
also took away that silly Touch Bar and put F keys back where they
belong. The new Macs are also thicker and heavier than their
predecessors. All good, and vindicates may past criticisms. I also
love the Mac's touchpad and touch ID will be very nice too. I might
also be able to ditch Office and use Apple's apps. Excel might be a
show-stopper there.
And you mention wireless printeres in your paragraph about USB-C
See:
https://www.theverge.com/22734645/apple-macbook-pro-2021-ports-magsafe-touch-bar-usb-c-future
My only other significant issue has been the lack of a laptop
numeric keypad. Despite that niggling item I'm thinking about buying
a Mac. Why? CPU/GPU performance, screen quality and Apple's support
program. I'm ticked off that MS is not supporting W11 for my 4 year
old HP Gen 7 Intel processor. And, I have a near-six figure RMD
coming next year from our 5 tax deferred retirement accounts. :)
Finally, and not a major item, the high school where I am teaching is
an Apple shop.
So here are my questions:
Is Thunderbolt fully compatible with all USB C devices? I have 2 USB
hard drives, a DVD drive, and wireless Logitech USB keyboard and
mouse. Also 2 Wireless HP printers.
compatibility... ...why?
Do your own homework.
I am assuming that my 4 year old HP 27xi monitor will work via HDMI.Because HP monitors use some magical standard that nobody else does?
Any known issues with HP monitors?
Really? Really?
It is claimed that Parallels Desktop 17 will run Windows 11. Any
personal experience with that? Do I have to buy a Windows license?
Where do you imagine Windows 11 will come from?
And yet you're asking questions with obvious answers.
If I run both Mac and Windows on the laptop is 1tb enough space. My
current 1 Tb Windows machine, including data files, is 50% full. Much
of the data will migrate to Mac OS, so I assume it's not an issue.
Serious and sincere answers only please.
Windows 11 - I have a Windows license for my HP. Can I use that?
You deflect my serious question about USB with a sarcastic remark about my printers?
Do your own homework? That's an answer?
Hard drive space - will it be enough if I have both Mac OS and Windows installed?
Once again Alan Baker reveals that he is a miserable liar with no answers to computer questions. What a fake.
I have Windows 11 running on my 2015 Intel iMac through Parallels 17.1.
Works fine.
For a Mac using the M1 processor I think Windows ARM version is needed.
Do not even know if there is a Win 11 ARM version.
You need a Win 11 or earlier Win version Serial Number to input into the Parallels installer. I used a Win 10 number and it worked fine.
On 10/21/2021 5:28 PM, Thomas E. wrote:
On Thursday, October 21, 2021 at 5:40:27 PM UTC-4, Alan wrote:
On 2021-10-21 2:00 p.m., Thomas E. wrote:
Apple has admitted that sacrificing the functionality of onboard HDMIThe Microsoft apps work fine on the Mac.
and SD card ports for "thin and light" laptops was a mistake. Apple
also took away that silly Touch Bar and put F keys back where they
belong. The new Macs are also thicker and heavier than their
predecessors. All good, and vindicates may past criticisms. I also
love the Mac's touchpad and touch ID will be very nice too. I might
also be able to ditch Office and use Apple's apps. Excel might be a
show-stopper there.
And you mention wireless printeres in your paragraph about USB-C
See:
https://www.theverge.com/22734645/apple-macbook-pro-2021-ports-magsafe-touch-bar-usb-c-future
My only other significant issue has been the lack of a laptop
numeric keypad. Despite that niggling item I'm thinking about buying
a Mac. Why? CPU/GPU performance, screen quality and Apple's support
program. I'm ticked off that MS is not supporting W11 for my 4 year
old HP Gen 7 Intel processor. And, I have a near-six figure RMD
coming next year from our 5 tax deferred retirement accounts. :)
Finally, and not a major item, the high school where I am teaching is
an Apple shop.
So here are my questions:
Is Thunderbolt fully compatible with all USB C devices? I have 2 USB
hard drives, a DVD drive, and wireless Logitech USB keyboard and
mouse. Also 2 Wireless HP printers.
compatibility... ...why?
Do your own homework.
I am assuming that my 4 year old HP 27xi monitor will work via HDMI.Because HP monitors use some magical standard that nobody else does?
Any known issues with HP monitors?
Really? Really?
It is claimed that Parallels Desktop 17 will run Windows 11. Any
personal experience with that? Do I have to buy a Windows license?
Where do you imagine Windows 11 will come from?
And yet you're asking questions with obvious answers.
If I run both Mac and Windows on the laptop is 1tb enough space. My
current 1 Tb Windows machine, including data files, is 50% full. Much
of the data will migrate to Mac OS, so I assume it's not an issue.
Serious and sincere answers only please.
Windows 11 - I have a Windows license for my HP. Can I use that?
You deflect my serious question about USB with a sarcastic remark
about my printers?
Do your own homework? That's an answer?
Hard drive space - will it be enough if I have both Mac OS and Windows
installed?
Once again Alan Baker reveals that he is a miserable liar with no
answers to computer questions. What a fake.
I have Windows 11 running on my 2015 Intel iMac through Parallels 17.1.
Works fine.
For a Mac using the M1 processor I think Windows ARM version is needed.
Do not even know if there is a Win 11 ARM version.
You need a Win 11 or earlier Win version Serial Number to input into the Parallels installer. I used a Win 10 number and it worked fine.
On Thursday, October 21, 2021 at 10:10:14 PM UTC-4, -hh wrote:My only other significant issue has been the lack of a laptop
On Thursday, October 21, 2021 at 8:28:18 PM UTC-4, Thomas E.
wrote:
On Thursday, October 21, 2021 at 5:40:27 PM UTC-4, Alan wrote:IIRC, main issues are lack of MS-Access, and VB based macros.
On 2021-10-21 2:00 p.m., Thomas E. wrote:
Apple has admitted that sacrificing the functionality of
onboard HDMI and SD card ports for "thin and light" laptops
was a mistake. Apple also took away that silly Touch Bar and
put F keys back where they belong. The new Macs are also
thicker and heavier than their predecessors. All good, and
vindicates may past criticisms. I also love the Mac's
touchpad and touch ID will be very nice too. I might also be
able to ditch Office and use Apple's apps. Excel might be a
show-stopper there.
The Microsoft apps work fine on the Mac.
See:
https://www.theverge.com/22734645/apple-macbook-pro-2021-ports-magsafe-touch-bar-usb-c-future
Buy a keyboard w/keypad for your dock setup. Or if you wantnumeric keypad. Despite that niggling item I'm thinking about
buying a Mac. Why? CPU/GPU performance, screen quality and
Apple's support program. I'm ticked off that MS is not
supporting W11 for my 4 year old HP Gen 7 Intel processor.
mobility. there’s wired or Bluetooth wireless keypad accessories:
< https://eshop.macsales.com/item/NewerTech/KPA28BTW/> <
https://eshop.macsales.com/item/Macally/NUMKEY/>
As that’s ~$2.6M, sounds like you had most in tax-deferred. MaybeAnd, I have a near-six figure RMD coming next year from our 5
tax deferred retirement accounts. :)
should’ve Rothified more earlier? Think we’re currently split
roughly 40%-60%.
Replacing them all will be but a tiny fraction of a “near-sixFinally, and not a major item, the high school where I am
teaching is an Apple shop.
So here are my questions:
Is Thunderbolt fully compatible with all USB C devices? I
have 2 USB hard drives, a DVD drive, and wireless Logitech
USB keyboard and mouse. Also 2 Wireless HP printers.
And you mention wireless printeres in your paragraph about
USB-C compatibility... ...why?
Do your own homework.
figure RMD”
Even if they do, looks like they were only ~$300 new … 4 yearsI am assuming that my 4 year old HP 27xi monitor will work
via HDMI. Any known issues with HP monitors?
Because HP monitors use some magical standard that nobody else
does?
ago. Something like an LG UltraFine 4K Display wouldn’t be a bad
option...
It depends on what kind of MS license you have now.Serious and sincere answers only please.It is claimed that Parallels Desktop 17 will run Windows 11.
Any personal experience with that? Do I have to buy a Windows
license?
Really? Really? Where do you imagine Windows 11 will come
from?
If I run both Mac and Windows on the laptop is 1tb enough
space. My current 1 Tb Windows machine, including data files,
is 50% full. Much of the data will migrate to Mac OS, so I
assume it's not an issue.
And yet you're asking questions with obvious answers.
Windows 11 - I have a Windows license for my HP. Can I use that?
You deflect my serious question about USB with a sarcastic remarkWhat kind of USB cable do you think a *wireless* printer uses?
about my printers? Do your own homework? That's an answer?
Both OS’s will easily fit within 1TB, but once again, it depends on
Hard drive space - will it be enough if I have both Mac OS and
Windows installed?
just what all you want installed in addition to the OS.
-hh
Thanks for the help.
The wireless HP printers - I could have explained that better.
I'm
assuming that they work fine on a Mac - that the drivers are
available.
It appears it works. I was looking for personal
experience.
Excel - lack of VB macros in Numbers is a serious issue for me. I
don't use Access. So I'm stuck with needing an Office license. I have
3 instances left on my license, I could have both the Apple and
Windows versions.
Windows - I'll need to buy a Windows License plus Parallels. I have a
few older apps that are Window only but may be able to find
substitutes.
Bottom line: Before a decision I will go to the Genius Bar and ask
for a demo and some compatibility advice.
On 10/22/2021 11:59 AM, Alan wrote:
On 2021-10-22 9:37 a.m., John wrote:
On 10/21/2021 5:28 PM, Thomas E. wrote:
On Thursday, October 21, 2021 at 5:40:27 PM UTC-4, Alan wrote:
On 2021-10-21 2:00 p.m., Thomas E. wrote:
Apple has admitted that sacrificing the functionality of onboard HDMI >>>>>> and SD card ports for "thin and light" laptops was a mistake. Apple >>>>>> also took away that silly Touch Bar and put F keys back where they >>>>>> belong. The new Macs are also thicker and heavier than theirThe Microsoft apps work fine on the Mac.
predecessors. All good, and vindicates may past criticisms. I also >>>>>> love the Mac's touchpad and touch ID will be very nice too. I might >>>>>> also be able to ditch Office and use Apple's apps. Excel might be a >>>>>> show-stopper there.
And you mention wireless printeres in your paragraph about USB-C
See:
https://www.theverge.com/22734645/apple-macbook-pro-2021-ports-magsafe-touch-bar-usb-c-future
My only other significant issue has been the lack of a laptop
numeric keypad. Despite that niggling item I'm thinking about buying >>>>>> a Mac. Why? CPU/GPU performance, screen quality and Apple's support >>>>>> program. I'm ticked off that MS is not supporting W11 for my 4 year >>>>>> old HP Gen 7 Intel processor. And, I have a near-six figure RMD
coming next year from our 5 tax deferred retirement accounts. :)
Finally, and not a major item, the high school where I am teaching is >>>>>> an Apple shop.
So here are my questions:
Is Thunderbolt fully compatible with all USB C devices? I have 2 USB >>>>>> hard drives, a DVD drive, and wireless Logitech USB keyboard and
mouse. Also 2 Wireless HP printers.
compatibility... ...why?
Do your own homework.
I am assuming that my 4 year old HP 27xi monitor will work via HDMI. >>>>>> Any known issues with HP monitors?Because HP monitors use some magical standard that nobody else does? >>>>>>
It is claimed that Parallels Desktop 17 will run Windows 11. AnyReally? Really?
personal experience with that? Do I have to buy a Windows license?
Where do you imagine Windows 11 will come from?
And yet you're asking questions with obvious answers.
If I run both Mac and Windows on the laptop is 1tb enough space. My >>>>>> current 1 Tb Windows machine, including data files, is 50% full. Much >>>>>> of the data will migrate to Mac OS, so I assume it's not an issue.
Serious and sincere answers only please.
Windows 11 - I have a Windows license for my HP. Can I use that?
You deflect my serious question about USB with a sarcastic remark
about my printers?
Do your own homework? That's an answer?
Hard drive space - will it be enough if I have both Mac OS and
Windows installed?
Once again Alan Baker reveals that he is a miserable liar with no
answers to computer questions. What a fake.
I have Windows 11 running on my 2015 Intel iMac through Parallels
17.1. Works fine.
For a Mac using the M1 processor I think Windows ARM version is
needed. Do not even know if there is a Win 11 ARM version.
And checking would have been SO DIFFICULT!
<https://www.techrepublic.com/article/how-to-install-windows-11-on-a-mac/> >>
You need a Win 11 or earlier Win version Serial Number to input into
the Parallels installer. I used a Win 10 number and it worked fine.
Says exactly what I said. You need a Windows ARM version.
On 2021-10-22 9:37 a.m., John wrote:
On 10/21/2021 5:28 PM, Thomas E. wrote:
On Thursday, October 21, 2021 at 5:40:27 PM UTC-4, Alan wrote:
On 2021-10-21 2:00 p.m., Thomas E. wrote:
Apple has admitted that sacrificing the functionality of onboard HDMI >>>>> and SD card ports for "thin and light" laptops was a mistake. AppleThe Microsoft apps work fine on the Mac.
also took away that silly Touch Bar and put F keys back where they
belong. The new Macs are also thicker and heavier than their
predecessors. All good, and vindicates may past criticisms. I also
love the Mac's touchpad and touch ID will be very nice too. I might
also be able to ditch Office and use Apple's apps. Excel might be a
show-stopper there.
And you mention wireless printeres in your paragraph about USB-C
See:
https://www.theverge.com/22734645/apple-macbook-pro-2021-ports-magsafe-touch-bar-usb-c-future
My only other significant issue has been the lack of a laptop
numeric keypad. Despite that niggling item I'm thinking about buying >>>>> a Mac. Why? CPU/GPU performance, screen quality and Apple's support
program. I'm ticked off that MS is not supporting W11 for my 4 year
old HP Gen 7 Intel processor. And, I have a near-six figure RMD
coming next year from our 5 tax deferred retirement accounts. :)
Finally, and not a major item, the high school where I am teaching is >>>>> an Apple shop.
So here are my questions:
Is Thunderbolt fully compatible with all USB C devices? I have 2 USB >>>>> hard drives, a DVD drive, and wireless Logitech USB keyboard and
mouse. Also 2 Wireless HP printers.
compatibility... ...why?
Do your own homework.
I am assuming that my 4 year old HP 27xi monitor will work via HDMI. >>>>> Any known issues with HP monitors?Because HP monitors use some magical standard that nobody else does?
Really? Really?
It is claimed that Parallels Desktop 17 will run Windows 11. Any
personal experience with that? Do I have to buy a Windows license?
Where do you imagine Windows 11 will come from?
And yet you're asking questions with obvious answers.
If I run both Mac and Windows on the laptop is 1tb enough space. My
current 1 Tb Windows machine, including data files, is 50% full. Much >>>>> of the data will migrate to Mac OS, so I assume it's not an issue.
Serious and sincere answers only please.
Windows 11 - I have a Windows license for my HP. Can I use that?
You deflect my serious question about USB with a sarcastic remark
about my printers?
Do your own homework? That's an answer?
Hard drive space - will it be enough if I have both Mac OS and
Windows installed?
Once again Alan Baker reveals that he is a miserable liar with no
answers to computer questions. What a fake.
I have Windows 11 running on my 2015 Intel iMac through Parallels
17.1. Works fine.
For a Mac using the M1 processor I think Windows ARM version is
needed. Do not even know if there is a Win 11 ARM version.
And checking would have been SO DIFFICULT!
<https://www.techrepublic.com/article/how-to-install-windows-11-on-a-mac/>
You need a Win 11 or earlier Win version Serial Number to input into
the Parallels installer. I used a Win 10 number and it worked fine.
On 2021-10-22 3:17 p.m., John wrote:
On 10/22/2021 11:59 AM, Alan wrote:
On 2021-10-22 9:37 a.m., John wrote:
On 10/21/2021 5:28 PM, Thomas E. wrote:
On Thursday, October 21, 2021 at 5:40:27 PM UTC-4, Alan wrote:
On 2021-10-21 2:00 p.m., Thomas E. wrote:
Apple has admitted that sacrificing the functionality of onboard >>>>>>> HDMIThe Microsoft apps work fine on the Mac.
and SD card ports for "thin and light" laptops was a mistake. Apple >>>>>>> also took away that silly Touch Bar and put F keys back where they >>>>>>> belong. The new Macs are also thicker and heavier than their
predecessors. All good, and vindicates may past criticisms. I also >>>>>>> love the Mac's touchpad and touch ID will be very nice too. I might >>>>>>> also be able to ditch Office and use Apple's apps. Excel might be a >>>>>>> show-stopper there.
And you mention wireless printeres in your paragraph about USB-C
See:
https://www.theverge.com/22734645/apple-macbook-pro-2021-ports-magsafe-touch-bar-usb-c-future
My only other significant issue has been the lack of a laptop
numeric keypad. Despite that niggling item I'm thinking about buying >>>>>>> a Mac. Why? CPU/GPU performance, screen quality and Apple's support >>>>>>> program. I'm ticked off that MS is not supporting W11 for my 4 year >>>>>>> old HP Gen 7 Intel processor. And, I have a near-six figure RMD
coming next year from our 5 tax deferred retirement accounts. :) >>>>>>>
Finally, and not a major item, the high school where I am
teaching is
an Apple shop.
So here are my questions:
Is Thunderbolt fully compatible with all USB C devices? I have 2 USB >>>>>>> hard drives, a DVD drive, and wireless Logitech USB keyboard and >>>>>>> mouse. Also 2 Wireless HP printers.
compatibility... ...why?
Do your own homework.
I am assuming that my 4 year old HP 27xi monitor will work via HDMI. >>>>>>> Any known issues with HP monitors?Because HP monitors use some magical standard that nobody else does? >>>>>>>
It is claimed that Parallels Desktop 17 will run Windows 11. Any >>>>>>> personal experience with that? Do I have to buy a Windows license? >>>>>> Really? Really?
Where do you imagine Windows 11 will come from?
If I run both Mac and Windows on the laptop is 1tb enough space. My >>>>>>> current 1 Tb Windows machine, including data files, is 50% full. >>>>>>> Much
of the data will migrate to Mac OS, so I assume it's not an issue. >>>>>> And yet you're asking questions with obvious answers.
Serious and sincere answers only please.
Windows 11 - I have a Windows license for my HP. Can I use that?
You deflect my serious question about USB with a sarcastic remark
about my printers?
Do your own homework? That's an answer?
Hard drive space - will it be enough if I have both Mac OS and
Windows installed?
Once again Alan Baker reveals that he is a miserable liar with no
answers to computer questions. What a fake.
I have Windows 11 running on my 2015 Intel iMac through Parallels
17.1. Works fine.
For a Mac using the M1 processor I think Windows ARM version is
needed. Do not even know if there is a Win 11 ARM version.
And checking would have been SO DIFFICULT!
<https://www.techrepublic.com/article/how-to-install-windows-11-on-a-mac/> >>>
You need a Win 11 or earlier Win version Serial Number to input into
the Parallels installer. I used a Win 10 number and it worked fine.
Says exactly what I said. You need a Windows ARM version.
But you also said:
'Do not even know if there is a Win 11 ARM version.'
On 10/22/21 3:27 PM, Alan wrote:
On 2021-10-22 3:17 p.m., John wrote:
On 10/22/2021 11:59 AM, Alan wrote:
On 2021-10-22 9:37 a.m., John wrote:
On 10/21/2021 5:28 PM, Thomas E. wrote:
On Thursday, October 21, 2021 at 5:40:27 PM UTC-4, Alan wrote:
On 2021-10-21 2:00 p.m., Thomas E. wrote:
Apple has admitted that sacrificing the functionality of onboard >>>>>>>> HDMIThe Microsoft apps work fine on the Mac.
and SD card ports for "thin and light" laptops was a mistake. Apple >>>>>>>> also took away that silly Touch Bar and put F keys back where they >>>>>>>> belong. The new Macs are also thicker and heavier than their
predecessors. All good, and vindicates may past criticisms. I also >>>>>>>> love the Mac's touchpad and touch ID will be very nice too. I might >>>>>>>> also be able to ditch Office and use Apple's apps. Excel might be a >>>>>>>> show-stopper there.
And you mention wireless printeres in your paragraph about USB-C >>>>>>> compatibility... ...why?
See:
https://www.theverge.com/22734645/apple-macbook-pro-2021-ports-magsafe-touch-bar-usb-c-future
My only other significant issue has been the lack of a laptop
numeric keypad. Despite that niggling item I'm thinking about
buying
a Mac. Why? CPU/GPU performance, screen quality and Apple's support >>>>>>>> program. I'm ticked off that MS is not supporting W11 for my 4 year >>>>>>>> old HP Gen 7 Intel processor. And, I have a near-six figure RMD >>>>>>>> coming next year from our 5 tax deferred retirement accounts. :) >>>>>>>>
Finally, and not a major item, the high school where I am
teaching is
an Apple shop.
So here are my questions:
Is Thunderbolt fully compatible with all USB C devices? I have 2 >>>>>>>> USB
hard drives, a DVD drive, and wireless Logitech USB keyboard and >>>>>>>> mouse. Also 2 Wireless HP printers.
Do your own homework.
I am assuming that my 4 year old HP 27xi monitor will work via >>>>>>>> HDMI.Because HP monitors use some magical standard that nobody else does? >>>>>>>>
Any known issues with HP monitors?
It is claimed that Parallels Desktop 17 will run Windows 11. Any >>>>>>>> personal experience with that? Do I have to buy a Windows license? >>>>>>> Really? Really?
Where do you imagine Windows 11 will come from?
If I run both Mac and Windows on the laptop is 1tb enough space. My >>>>>>>> current 1 Tb Windows machine, including data files, is 50% full. >>>>>>>> Much
of the data will migrate to Mac OS, so I assume it's not an issue. >>>>>>> And yet you're asking questions with obvious answers.
Serious and sincere answers only please.
Windows 11 - I have a Windows license for my HP. Can I use that?
You deflect my serious question about USB with a sarcastic remark
about my printers?
Do your own homework? That's an answer?
Hard drive space - will it be enough if I have both Mac OS and
Windows installed?
Once again Alan Baker reveals that he is a miserable liar with no
answers to computer questions. What a fake.
I have Windows 11 running on my 2015 Intel iMac through Parallels
17.1. Works fine.
For a Mac using the M1 processor I think Windows ARM version is
needed. Do not even know if there is a Win 11 ARM version.
And checking would have been SO DIFFICULT!
<https://www.techrepublic.com/article/how-to-install-windows-11-on-a-mac/> >>>>
You need a Win 11 or earlier Win version Serial Number to input
into the Parallels installer. I used a Win 10 number and it worked
fine.
Says exactly what I said. You need a Windows ARM version.
But you also said:
'Do not even know if there is a Win 11 ARM version.'
There is no Win 11 ARM version released yet. It is still in Insider Build.
On 10/22/21 3:54 PM, Alan wrote:
On 2021-10-22 3:45 p.m., John wrote:
On 10/22/21 3:27 PM, Alan wrote:
On 2021-10-22 3:17 p.m., John wrote:
On 10/22/2021 11:59 AM, Alan wrote:
On 2021-10-22 9:37 a.m., John wrote:
On 10/21/2021 5:28 PM, Thomas E. wrote:
On Thursday, October 21, 2021 at 5:40:27 PM UTC-4, Alan wrote: >>>>>>>>> On 2021-10-21 2:00 p.m., Thomas E. wrote:
Apple has admitted that sacrificing the functionality ofThe Microsoft apps work fine on the Mac.
onboard HDMI
and SD card ports for "thin and light" laptops was a mistake. >>>>>>>>>> Apple
also took away that silly Touch Bar and put F keys back where >>>>>>>>>> they
belong. The new Macs are also thicker and heavier than their >>>>>>>>>> predecessors. All good, and vindicates may past criticisms. I >>>>>>>>>> also
love the Mac's touchpad and touch ID will be very nice too. I >>>>>>>>>> might
also be able to ditch Office and use Apple's apps. Excel might >>>>>>>>>> be a
show-stopper there.
And you mention wireless printeres in your paragraph about USB-C >>>>>>>>> compatibility... ...why?
See:
https://www.theverge.com/22734645/apple-macbook-pro-2021-ports-magsafe-touch-bar-usb-c-future
My only other significant issue has been the lack of a laptop >>>>>>>>>> numeric keypad. Despite that niggling item I'm thinking about >>>>>>>>>> buying
a Mac. Why? CPU/GPU performance, screen quality and Apple's >>>>>>>>>> support
program. I'm ticked off that MS is not supporting W11 for my 4 >>>>>>>>>> year
old HP Gen 7 Intel processor. And, I have a near-six figure RMD >>>>>>>>>> coming next year from our 5 tax deferred retirement accounts. :) >>>>>>>>>>
Finally, and not a major item, the high school where I am
teaching is
an Apple shop.
So here are my questions:
Is Thunderbolt fully compatible with all USB C devices? I have >>>>>>>>>> 2 USB
hard drives, a DVD drive, and wireless Logitech USB keyboard and >>>>>>>>>> mouse. Also 2 Wireless HP printers.
Do your own homework.
I am assuming that my 4 year old HP 27xi monitor will work via >>>>>>>>>> HDMI.Because HP monitors use some magical standard that nobody else >>>>>>>>> does?
Any known issues with HP monitors?
Really? Really?
It is claimed that Parallels Desktop 17 will run Windows 11. Any >>>>>>>>>> personal experience with that? Do I have to buy a Windows
license?
Where do you imagine Windows 11 will come from?
And yet you're asking questions with obvious answers.
If I run both Mac and Windows on the laptop is 1tb enough
space. My
current 1 Tb Windows machine, including data files, is 50% >>>>>>>>>> full. Much
of the data will migrate to Mac OS, so I assume it's not an >>>>>>>>>> issue.
Serious and sincere answers only please.
Windows 11 - I have a Windows license for my HP. Can I use that? >>>>>>>>
You deflect my serious question about USB with a sarcastic
remark about my printers?
Do your own homework? That's an answer?
Hard drive space - will it be enough if I have both Mac OS and >>>>>>>> Windows installed?
Once again Alan Baker reveals that he is a miserable liar with >>>>>>>> no answers to computer questions. What a fake.
I have Windows 11 running on my 2015 Intel iMac through Parallels >>>>>>> 17.1. Works fine.
For a Mac using the M1 processor I think Windows ARM version is
needed. Do not even know if there is a Win 11 ARM version.
And checking would have been SO DIFFICULT!
<https://www.techrepublic.com/article/how-to-install-windows-11-on-a-mac/>
You need a Win 11 or earlier Win version Serial Number to input
into the Parallels installer. I used a Win 10 number and it
worked fine.
Says exactly what I said. You need a Windows ARM version.
But you also said:
'Do not even know if there is a Win 11 ARM version.'
There is no Win 11 ARM version released yet. It is still in Insider
Build.
Which you didn't know until I told you...
...because you couldn't be bothered finding out.
Which you did not know. You had to look it up.
On Friday, October 22, 2021 at 12:37:57 PM UTC-4, John wrote:
On 10/21/2021 5:28 PM, Thomas E. wrote:
On Thursday, October 21, 2021 at 5:40:27 PM UTC-4, Alan wrote:I have Windows 11 running on my 2015 Intel iMac through Parallels 17.1.
On 2021-10-21 2:00 p.m., Thomas E. wrote:
Apple has admitted that sacrificing the functionality of onboard HDMI >>>>> and SD card ports for "thin and light" laptops was a mistake. AppleThe Microsoft apps work fine on the Mac.
also took away that silly Touch Bar and put F keys back where they
belong. The new Macs are also thicker and heavier than their
predecessors. All good, and vindicates may past criticisms. I also
love the Mac's touchpad and touch ID will be very nice too. I might
also be able to ditch Office and use Apple's apps. Excel might be a
show-stopper there.
And you mention wireless printeres in your paragraph about USB-C
See:
https://www.theverge.com/22734645/apple-macbook-pro-2021-ports-magsafe-touch-bar-usb-c-future
My only other significant issue has been the lack of a laptop
numeric keypad. Despite that niggling item I'm thinking about buying >>>>> a Mac. Why? CPU/GPU performance, screen quality and Apple's support
program. I'm ticked off that MS is not supporting W11 for my 4 year
old HP Gen 7 Intel processor. And, I have a near-six figure RMD
coming next year from our 5 tax deferred retirement accounts. :)
Finally, and not a major item, the high school where I am teaching is >>>>> an Apple shop.
So here are my questions:
Is Thunderbolt fully compatible with all USB C devices? I have 2 USB >>>>> hard drives, a DVD drive, and wireless Logitech USB keyboard and
mouse. Also 2 Wireless HP printers.
compatibility... ...why?
Do your own homework.
I am assuming that my 4 year old HP 27xi monitor will work via HDMI. >>>>> Any known issues with HP monitors?Because HP monitors use some magical standard that nobody else does?
Really? Really?
It is claimed that Parallels Desktop 17 will run Windows 11. Any
personal experience with that? Do I have to buy a Windows license?
Where do you imagine Windows 11 will come from?
And yet you're asking questions with obvious answers.
If I run both Mac and Windows on the laptop is 1tb enough space. My
current 1 Tb Windows machine, including data files, is 50% full. Much >>>>> of the data will migrate to Mac OS, so I assume it's not an issue.
Serious and sincere answers only please.
Windows 11 - I have a Windows license for my HP. Can I use that?
You deflect my serious question about USB with a sarcastic remark about my printers?
Do your own homework? That's an answer?
Hard drive space - will it be enough if I have both Mac OS and Windows installed?
Once again Alan Baker reveals that he is a miserable liar with no answers to computer questions. What a fake.
Works fine.
For a Mac using the M1 processor I think Windows ARM version is needed.
Do not even know if there is a Win 11 ARM version.
You need a Win 11 or earlier Win version Serial Number to input into the
Parallels installer. I used a Win 10 number and it worked fine.
This recent link from the Parallels site claims it is possible to install W11 on the M1 Mac
https://www.parallels.com/blogs/Windows-11-TPM/
On 2021-10-22 3:45 p.m., John wrote:
On 10/22/21 3:27 PM, Alan wrote:
On 2021-10-22 3:17 p.m., John wrote:
On 10/22/2021 11:59 AM, Alan wrote:
On 2021-10-22 9:37 a.m., John wrote:
On 10/21/2021 5:28 PM, Thomas E. wrote:
On Thursday, October 21, 2021 at 5:40:27 PM UTC-4, Alan wrote:
On 2021-10-21 2:00 p.m., Thomas E. wrote:
Apple has admitted that sacrificing the functionality ofThe Microsoft apps work fine on the Mac.
onboard HDMI
and SD card ports for "thin and light" laptops was a mistake. >>>>>>>>> Apple
also took away that silly Touch Bar and put F keys back where they >>>>>>>>> belong. The new Macs are also thicker and heavier than their >>>>>>>>> predecessors. All good, and vindicates may past criticisms. I also >>>>>>>>> love the Mac's touchpad and touch ID will be very nice too. I >>>>>>>>> might
also be able to ditch Office and use Apple's apps. Excel might >>>>>>>>> be a
show-stopper there.
And you mention wireless printeres in your paragraph about USB-C >>>>>>>> compatibility... ...why?
See:
https://www.theverge.com/22734645/apple-macbook-pro-2021-ports-magsafe-touch-bar-usb-c-future
My only other significant issue has been the lack of a laptop >>>>>>>>> numeric keypad. Despite that niggling item I'm thinking about >>>>>>>>> buying
a Mac. Why? CPU/GPU performance, screen quality and Apple's
support
program. I'm ticked off that MS is not supporting W11 for my 4 >>>>>>>>> year
old HP Gen 7 Intel processor. And, I have a near-six figure RMD >>>>>>>>> coming next year from our 5 tax deferred retirement accounts. :) >>>>>>>>>
Finally, and not a major item, the high school where I am
teaching is
an Apple shop.
So here are my questions:
Is Thunderbolt fully compatible with all USB C devices? I have >>>>>>>>> 2 USB
hard drives, a DVD drive, and wireless Logitech USB keyboard and >>>>>>>>> mouse. Also 2 Wireless HP printers.
Do your own homework.
I am assuming that my 4 year old HP 27xi monitor will work via >>>>>>>>> HDMI.Because HP monitors use some magical standard that nobody else >>>>>>>> does?
Any known issues with HP monitors?
It is claimed that Parallels Desktop 17 will run Windows 11. Any >>>>>>>>> personal experience with that? Do I have to buy a Windows license? >>>>>>>> Really? Really?
Where do you imagine Windows 11 will come from?
If I run both Mac and Windows on the laptop is 1tb enough
space. My
current 1 Tb Windows machine, including data files, is 50%
full. Much
of the data will migrate to Mac OS, so I assume it's not an issue. >>>>>>>> And yet you're asking questions with obvious answers.
Serious and sincere answers only please.
Windows 11 - I have a Windows license for my HP. Can I use that? >>>>>>>
You deflect my serious question about USB with a sarcastic remark >>>>>>> about my printers?
Do your own homework? That's an answer?
Hard drive space - will it be enough if I have both Mac OS and
Windows installed?
Once again Alan Baker reveals that he is a miserable liar with no >>>>>>> answers to computer questions. What a fake.
I have Windows 11 running on my 2015 Intel iMac through Parallels
17.1. Works fine.
For a Mac using the M1 processor I think Windows ARM version is
needed. Do not even know if there is a Win 11 ARM version.
And checking would have been SO DIFFICULT!
<https://www.techrepublic.com/article/how-to-install-windows-11-on-a-mac/>
You need a Win 11 or earlier Win version Serial Number to input
into the Parallels installer. I used a Win 10 number and it worked >>>>>> fine.
Says exactly what I said. You need a Windows ARM version.
But you also said:
'Do not even know if there is a Win 11 ARM version.'
There is no Win 11 ARM version released yet. It is still in Insider
Build.
Which you didn't know until I told you...
...because you couldn't be bothered finding out.
On 10/22/21 5:56 PM, Alan wrote:
On 2021-10-22 5:54 p.m., John wrote:
On 10/22/21 3:54 PM, Alan wrote:
On 2021-10-22 3:45 p.m., John wrote:
On 10/22/21 3:27 PM, Alan wrote:
On 2021-10-22 3:17 p.m., John wrote:
On 10/22/2021 11:59 AM, Alan wrote:
On 2021-10-22 9:37 a.m., John wrote:
On 10/21/2021 5:28 PM, Thomas E. wrote:And checking would have been SO DIFFICULT!
On Thursday, October 21, 2021 at 5:40:27 PM UTC-4, Alan wrote: >>>>>>>>>>> On 2021-10-21 2:00 p.m., Thomas E. wrote:
Apple has admitted that sacrificing the functionality of >>>>>>>>>>>> onboard HDMIThe Microsoft apps work fine on the Mac.
and SD card ports for "thin and light" laptops was a
mistake. Apple
also took away that silly Touch Bar and put F keys back >>>>>>>>>>>> where they
belong. The new Macs are also thicker and heavier than their >>>>>>>>>>>> predecessors. All good, and vindicates may past criticisms. >>>>>>>>>>>> I also
love the Mac's touchpad and touch ID will be very nice too. >>>>>>>>>>>> I might
also be able to ditch Office and use Apple's apps. Excel >>>>>>>>>>>> might be a
show-stopper there.
And you mention wireless printeres in your paragraph about USB-C >>>>>>>>>>> compatibility... ...why?
See:
https://www.theverge.com/22734645/apple-macbook-pro-2021-ports-magsafe-touch-bar-usb-c-future
My only other significant issue has been the lack of a laptop >>>>>>>>>>>> numeric keypad. Despite that niggling item I'm thinking >>>>>>>>>>>> about buying
a Mac. Why? CPU/GPU performance, screen quality and Apple's >>>>>>>>>>>> support
program. I'm ticked off that MS is not supporting W11 for my >>>>>>>>>>>> 4 year
old HP Gen 7 Intel processor. And, I have a near-six figure RMD >>>>>>>>>>>> coming next year from our 5 tax deferred retirement
accounts. :)
Finally, and not a major item, the high school where I am >>>>>>>>>>>> teaching is
an Apple shop.
So here are my questions:
Is Thunderbolt fully compatible with all USB C devices? I >>>>>>>>>>>> have 2 USB
hard drives, a DVD drive, and wireless Logitech USB keyboard >>>>>>>>>>>> and
mouse. Also 2 Wireless HP printers.
Do your own homework.
I am assuming that my 4 year old HP 27xi monitor will work >>>>>>>>>>>> via HDMI.Because HP monitors use some magical standard that nobody >>>>>>>>>>> else does?
Any known issues with HP monitors?
Really? Really?
It is claimed that Parallels Desktop 17 will run Windows 11. >>>>>>>>>>>> Any
personal experience with that? Do I have to buy a Windows >>>>>>>>>>>> license?
Where do you imagine Windows 11 will come from?
And yet you're asking questions with obvious answers.
If I run both Mac and Windows on the laptop is 1tb enough >>>>>>>>>>>> space. My
current 1 Tb Windows machine, including data files, is 50% >>>>>>>>>>>> full. Much
of the data will migrate to Mac OS, so I assume it's not an >>>>>>>>>>>> issue.
Serious and sincere answers only please.
Windows 11 - I have a Windows license for my HP. Can I use that? >>>>>>>>>>
You deflect my serious question about USB with a sarcastic >>>>>>>>>> remark about my printers?
Do your own homework? That's an answer?
Hard drive space - will it be enough if I have both Mac OS and >>>>>>>>>> Windows installed?
Once again Alan Baker reveals that he is a miserable liar with >>>>>>>>>> no answers to computer questions. What a fake.
I have Windows 11 running on my 2015 Intel iMac through
Parallels 17.1. Works fine.
For a Mac using the M1 processor I think Windows ARM version is >>>>>>>>> needed. Do not even know if there is a Win 11 ARM version. >>>>>>>>
<https://www.techrepublic.com/article/how-to-install-windows-11-on-a-mac/>
You need a Win 11 or earlier Win version Serial Number to input >>>>>>>>> into the Parallels installer. I used a Win 10 number and it
worked fine.
Says exactly what I said. You need a Windows ARM version.
But you also said:
'Do not even know if there is a Win 11 ARM version.'
There is no Win 11 ARM version released yet. It is still in
Insider Build.
Which you didn't know until I told you...
...because you couldn't be bothered finding out.
Which you did not know. You had to look it up.
No, actually, I didn't need to look it up.
But the important point is that blathered on about not knowing, when
you COULD have looked it up.
LMAO!!! You DID look it up.
On 2021-10-22 5:54 p.m., John wrote:
On 10/22/21 3:54 PM, Alan wrote:
On 2021-10-22 3:45 p.m., John wrote:
On 10/22/21 3:27 PM, Alan wrote:
On 2021-10-22 3:17 p.m., John wrote:
On 10/22/2021 11:59 AM, Alan wrote:
On 2021-10-22 9:37 a.m., John wrote:
On 10/21/2021 5:28 PM, Thomas E. wrote:
On Thursday, October 21, 2021 at 5:40:27 PM UTC-4, Alan wrote: >>>>>>>>>> On 2021-10-21 2:00 p.m., Thomas E. wrote:
Apple has admitted that sacrificing the functionality of >>>>>>>>>>> onboard HDMIThe Microsoft apps work fine on the Mac.
and SD card ports for "thin and light" laptops was a mistake. >>>>>>>>>>> Apple
also took away that silly Touch Bar and put F keys back where >>>>>>>>>>> they
belong. The new Macs are also thicker and heavier than their >>>>>>>>>>> predecessors. All good, and vindicates may past criticisms. I >>>>>>>>>>> also
love the Mac's touchpad and touch ID will be very nice too. I >>>>>>>>>>> might
also be able to ditch Office and use Apple's apps. Excel >>>>>>>>>>> might be a
show-stopper there.
And you mention wireless printeres in your paragraph about USB-C >>>>>>>>>> compatibility... ...why?
See:
https://www.theverge.com/22734645/apple-macbook-pro-2021-ports-magsafe-touch-bar-usb-c-future
My only other significant issue has been the lack of a laptop >>>>>>>>>>> numeric keypad. Despite that niggling item I'm thinking about >>>>>>>>>>> buying
a Mac. Why? CPU/GPU performance, screen quality and Apple's >>>>>>>>>>> support
program. I'm ticked off that MS is not supporting W11 for my >>>>>>>>>>> 4 year
old HP Gen 7 Intel processor. And, I have a near-six figure RMD >>>>>>>>>>> coming next year from our 5 tax deferred retirement accounts. :) >>>>>>>>>>>
Finally, and not a major item, the high school where I am >>>>>>>>>>> teaching is
an Apple shop.
So here are my questions:
Is Thunderbolt fully compatible with all USB C devices? I >>>>>>>>>>> have 2 USB
hard drives, a DVD drive, and wireless Logitech USB keyboard and >>>>>>>>>>> mouse. Also 2 Wireless HP printers.
Do your own homework.
I am assuming that my 4 year old HP 27xi monitor will work >>>>>>>>>>> via HDMI.Because HP monitors use some magical standard that nobody else >>>>>>>>>> does?
Any known issues with HP monitors?
Really? Really?
It is claimed that Parallels Desktop 17 will run Windows 11. Any >>>>>>>>>>> personal experience with that? Do I have to buy a Windows >>>>>>>>>>> license?
Where do you imagine Windows 11 will come from?
And yet you're asking questions with obvious answers.
If I run both Mac and Windows on the laptop is 1tb enough >>>>>>>>>>> space. My
current 1 Tb Windows machine, including data files, is 50% >>>>>>>>>>> full. Much
of the data will migrate to Mac OS, so I assume it's not an >>>>>>>>>>> issue.
Serious and sincere answers only please.
Windows 11 - I have a Windows license for my HP. Can I use that? >>>>>>>>>
You deflect my serious question about USB with a sarcastic
remark about my printers?
Do your own homework? That's an answer?
Hard drive space - will it be enough if I have both Mac OS and >>>>>>>>> Windows installed?
Once again Alan Baker reveals that he is a miserable liar with >>>>>>>>> no answers to computer questions. What a fake.
I have Windows 11 running on my 2015 Intel iMac through
Parallels 17.1. Works fine.
For a Mac using the M1 processor I think Windows ARM version is >>>>>>>> needed. Do not even know if there is a Win 11 ARM version.
And checking would have been SO DIFFICULT!
<https://www.techrepublic.com/article/how-to-install-windows-11-on-a-mac/>
You need a Win 11 or earlier Win version Serial Number to input >>>>>>>> into the Parallels installer. I used a Win 10 number and it
worked fine.
Says exactly what I said. You need a Windows ARM version.
But you also said:
'Do not even know if there is a Win 11 ARM version.'
There is no Win 11 ARM version released yet. It is still in Insider
Build.
Which you didn't know until I told you...
...because you couldn't be bothered finding out.
Which you did not know. You had to look it up.
No, actually, I didn't need to look it up.
But the important point is that blathered on about not knowing, when you COULD have looked it up.
On Thursday, October 21, 2021 at 10:10:14 PM UTC-4, -hh wrote:
On Thursday, October 21, 2021 at 8:28:18 PM UTC-4, Thomas E. wrote:
On Thursday, October 21, 2021 at 5:40:27 PM UTC-4, Alan wrote:
On 2021-10-21 2:00 p.m., Thomas E. wrote:
Apple has admitted that sacrificing the functionality of onboard HDMI
and SD card ports for "thin and light" laptops was a mistake. Apple also took away that silly Touch Bar and put F keys back where they belong. The new Macs are also thicker and heavier than their predecessors. All good, and vindicates may past criticisms. I also love the Mac's touchpad and touch ID will be very nice too. I might also be able to ditch Office and use Apple's apps. Excel might be a show-stopper there.
IIRC, main issues are lack of MS-Access, and VB based macros.The Microsoft apps work fine on the Mac.
See: https://www.theverge.com/22734645/apple-macbook-pro-2021-ports-magsafe-touch-bar-usb-c-future
Buy a keyboard w/keypad for your dock setup. Or if you want mobility. there’s wired or Bluetooth wireless keypad accessories:My only other significant issue has been the lack of a laptop numeric keypad. Despite that niggling item I'm thinking about buying a Mac. Why? CPU/GPU performance, screen quality and Apple's support program. I'm ticked off that MS is not supporting W11 for my 4 year old HP Gen 7 Intel processor.
< https://eshop.macsales.com/item/NewerTech/KPA28BTW/>
< https://eshop.macsales.com/item/Macally/NUMKEY/>
As that’s ~$2.6M, sounds like you had most in tax-deferred.And, I have a near-six figure RMD coming next
year from our 5 tax deferred retirement accounts. :)
Maybe should’ve Rothified more earlier? Think we’re currently
split roughly 40%-60%.
Finally, and not a major item, the high school where I am teaching is
an Apple shop.
So here are my questions:
Is Thunderbolt fully compatible with all USB C devices? I have 2 USB hard drives, a DVD drive, and wireless Logitech USB keyboard and mouse. Also 2 Wireless HP printers.
And you mention wireless printeres in your paragraph about USB-C compatibility... ...why?
Replacing them all will be but a tiny fraction of a “near-six figure RMD”Do your own homework.
I am assuming that my 4 year old HP 27xi monitor will work via HDMI. Any known issues with HP monitors?
Even if they do, looks like they were only ~$300 new … 4 years ago. Something like an LG UltraFine 4K Display wouldn’t be a bad option...Because HP monitors use some magical standard that nobody else does?
It is claimed that Parallels Desktop 17 will run Windows 11. Any personal experience with that? Do I have to buy a Windows license?
Really? Really?
Where do you imagine Windows 11 will come from?
If I run both Mac and Windows on the laptop is 1tb enough space. My current 1 Tb Windows machine, including data files, is 50% full. Much
of the data will migrate to Mac OS, so I assume it's not an issue.
And yet you're asking questions with obvious answers.
Serious and sincere answers only please.
Windows 11 - I have a Windows license for my HP. Can I use that?It depends on what kind of MS license you have now.
You deflect my serious question about USB with a sarcastic remark about my printers?What kind of USB cable do you think a *wireless* printer uses?
Do your own homework? That's an answer?
Hard drive space - will it be enough if I have both Mac OS and Windows installed?Both OS’s will easily fit within 1TB, but once again, it depends on just what all you want installed in addition to the OS.
Thanks for the help.
The wireless HP printers - I could have explained that better. I'm assuming that they
work fine on a Mac - that the drivers are available. It appears it works.
I was looking for personal experience.
Excel - lack of VB macros in Numbers is a serious issue for me. I don't use Access....
...
On 2021-10-22 5:54 p.m., John wrote:
On 10/22/21 3:54 PM, Alan wrote:
On 2021-10-22 3:45 p.m., John wrote:
On 10/22/21 3:27 PM, Alan wrote:
On 2021-10-22 3:17 p.m., John wrote:
On 10/22/2021 11:59 AM, Alan wrote:
On 2021-10-22 9:37 a.m., John wrote:
On 10/21/2021 5:28 PM, Thomas E. wrote:
On Thursday, October 21, 2021 at 5:40:27 PM UTC-4, Alan wrote: >>>>>>>>> On 2021-10-21 2:00 p.m., Thomas E. wrote:
Apple has admitted that sacrificing the functionality of >>>>>>>>>> onboard HDMIThe Microsoft apps work fine on the Mac.
and SD card ports for "thin and light" laptops was a mistake. >>>>>>>>>> Apple
also took away that silly Touch Bar and put F keys back where >>>>>>>>>> they
belong. The new Macs are also thicker and heavier than their >>>>>>>>>> predecessors. All good, and vindicates may past criticisms. I >>>>>>>>>> also
love the Mac's touchpad and touch ID will be very nice too. I >>>>>>>>>> might
also be able to ditch Office and use Apple's apps. Excel might >>>>>>>>>> be a
show-stopper there.
And you mention wireless printeres in your paragraph about USB-C >>>>>>>>> compatibility... ...why?
See:
https://www.theverge.com/22734645/apple-macbook-pro-2021-ports-magsafe-touch-bar-usb-c-future
My only other significant issue has been the lack of a laptop >>>>>>>>>> numeric keypad. Despite that niggling item I'm thinking about >>>>>>>>>> buying
a Mac. Why? CPU/GPU performance, screen quality and Apple's >>>>>>>>>> support
program. I'm ticked off that MS is not supporting W11 for my 4 >>>>>>>>>> year
old HP Gen 7 Intel processor. And, I have a near-six figure RMD >>>>>>>>>> coming next year from our 5 tax deferred retirement accounts. :) >>>>>>>>>>
Finally, and not a major item, the high school where I am >>>>>>>>>> teaching is
an Apple shop.
So here are my questions:
Is Thunderbolt fully compatible with all USB C devices? I have >>>>>>>>>> 2 USB
hard drives, a DVD drive, and wireless Logitech USB keyboard and >>>>>>>>>> mouse. Also 2 Wireless HP printers.
Do your own homework.
I am assuming that my 4 year old HP 27xi monitor will work via >>>>>>>>>> HDMI.Because HP monitors use some magical standard that nobody else >>>>>>>>> does?
Any known issues with HP monitors?
Really? Really?
It is claimed that Parallels Desktop 17 will run Windows 11. Any >>>>>>>>>> personal experience with that? Do I have to buy a Windows >>>>>>>>>> license?
Where do you imagine Windows 11 will come from?
And yet you're asking questions with obvious answers.
If I run both Mac and Windows on the laptop is 1tb enough >>>>>>>>>> space. My
current 1 Tb Windows machine, including data files, is 50% >>>>>>>>>> full. Much
of the data will migrate to Mac OS, so I assume it's not an >>>>>>>>>> issue.
Serious and sincere answers only please.
Windows 11 - I have a Windows license for my HP. Can I use that? >>>>>>>>
You deflect my serious question about USB with a sarcastic
remark about my printers?
Do your own homework? That's an answer?
Hard drive space - will it be enough if I have both Mac OS and >>>>>>>> Windows installed?
Once again Alan Baker reveals that he is a miserable liar with >>>>>>>> no answers to computer questions. What a fake.
I have Windows 11 running on my 2015 Intel iMac through Parallels >>>>>>> 17.1. Works fine.
For a Mac using the M1 processor I think Windows ARM version is >>>>>>> needed. Do not even know if there is a Win 11 ARM version.
And checking would have been SO DIFFICULT!
<https://www.techrepublic.com/article/how-to-install-windows-11-on-a-mac/>
You need a Win 11 or earlier Win version Serial Number to input >>>>>>> into the Parallels installer. I used a Win 10 number and it
worked fine.
Says exactly what I said. You need a Windows ARM version.
But you also said:
'Do not even know if there is a Win 11 ARM version.'
There is no Win 11 ARM version released yet. It is still in Insider
Build.
Which you didn't know until I told you...
...because you couldn't be bothered finding out.
Which you did not know. You had to look it up.No, actually, I didn't need to look it up.
But the important point is that blathered on about not knowing, when you COULD have looked it up.
On Friday, October 22, 2021 at 7:31:45 AM UTC-4, Thomas E. wrote:
On Thursday, October 21, 2021 at 10:10:14 PM UTC-4, -hh wrote:
On Thursday, October 21, 2021 at 8:28:18 PM UTC-4, Thomas E. wrote:
On Thursday, October 21, 2021 at 5:40:27 PM UTC-4, Alan wrote:
On 2021-10-21 2:00 p.m., Thomas E. wrote:
Apple has admitted that sacrificing the functionality of onboard HDMI
and SD card ports for "thin and light" laptops was a mistake. Apple
also took away that silly Touch Bar and put F keys back where they belong. The new Macs are also thicker and heavier than their predecessors. All good, and vindicates may past criticisms. I also love the Mac's touchpad and touch ID will be very nice too. I might
also be able to ditch Office and use Apple's apps. Excel might be a
show-stopper there.
IIRC, main issues are lack of MS-Access, and VB based macros.The Microsoft apps work fine on the Mac.
See: https://www.theverge.com/22734645/apple-macbook-pro-2021-ports-magsafe-touch-bar-usb-c-future
Buy a keyboard w/keypad for your dock setup. Or if you want mobility. there’s wired or Bluetooth wireless keypad accessories:My only other significant issue has been the lack of a laptop numeric keypad. Despite that niggling item I'm thinking about buying
a Mac. Why? CPU/GPU performance, screen quality and Apple's support
program. I'm ticked off that MS is not supporting W11 for my 4 year
old HP Gen 7 Intel processor.
< https://eshop.macsales.com/item/NewerTech/KPA28BTW/>
< https://eshop.macsales.com/item/Macally/NUMKEY/>
As that’s ~$2.6M, sounds like you had most in tax-deferred.And, I have a near-six figure RMD coming next
year from our 5 tax deferred retirement accounts. :)
Maybe should’ve Rothified more earlier? Think we’re currently
split roughly 40%-60%.
Finally, and not a major item, the high school where I am teaching is
an Apple shop.
So here are my questions:
Is Thunderbolt fully compatible with all USB C devices? I have 2 USB
hard drives, a DVD drive, and wireless Logitech USB keyboard and mouse. Also 2 Wireless HP printers.
And you mention wireless printeres in your paragraph about USB-C compatibility... ...why?
Replacing them all will be but a tiny fraction of a “near-six figure RMD”Do your own homework.
I am assuming that my 4 year old HP 27xi monitor will work via HDMI.
Any known issues with HP monitors?
Even if they do, looks like they were only ~$300 new … 4 years ago. Something like an LG UltraFine 4K Display wouldn’t be a bad option...Because HP monitors use some magical standard that nobody else does?
It is claimed that Parallels Desktop 17 will run Windows 11. Any personal experience with that? Do I have to buy a Windows license?
Really? Really?
Where do you imagine Windows 11 will come from?
If I run both Mac and Windows on the laptop is 1tb enough space. My
current 1 Tb Windows machine, including data files, is 50% full. Much
of the data will migrate to Mac OS, so I assume it's not an issue.
And yet you're asking questions with obvious answers.
Serious and sincere answers only please.
Windows 11 - I have a Windows license for my HP. Can I use that?It depends on what kind of MS license you have now.
You deflect my serious question about USB with a sarcastic remark about my printers?What kind of USB cable do you think a *wireless* printer uses?
Do your own homework? That's an answer?
Hard drive space - will it be enough if I have both Mac OS and Windows installed?Both OS’s will easily fit within 1TB, but once again, it depends on just
what all you want installed in addition to the OS.
Thanks for the help.
That will be $45.
The wireless HP printers - I could have explained that better. I'm assuming that theyRTFM applies.
work fine on a Mac - that the drivers are available. It appears it works.
I was looking for personal experience.I RTFM before making my purchases.
Excel - lack of VB macros in Numbers is a serious issue for me. I don't use Access....
I was referring to macros within MS-Office.
...
-hh
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