Comments on: BTV Link in Parallels XP on MacBook Pro http://www.kaimediacenter.com/btv-link-in-parallels-xp-on-macbook-pro.html Find the right Media Center Tue, 06 Jan 2009 22:50:54 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.2.1 By: listentoyourself http://www.kaimediacenter.com/btv-link-in-parallels-xp-on-macbook-pro.html#comment-1634 listentoyourself Tue, 30 Nov 1999 00:00:00 +0000 http://www.kaimediacenter.com/btv-link-in-parallels-xp-on-macbook-pro.html#comment-1634 OS TEN!!! not X as in xyz! OS TEN!!! not X as in xyz!

]]> By: nparker13 http://www.kaimediacenter.com/btv-link-in-parallels-xp-on-macbook-pro.html#comment-1635 nparker13 Tue, 30 Nov 1999 00:00:00 +0000 http://www.kaimediacenter.com/btv-link-in-parallels-xp-on-macbook-pro.html#comment-1635 ok ok, its my first mac, gimme a break!!!! im learning. nate ok ok, its my first mac, gimme a break!!!! im learning.

nate

]]> By: calibornG http://www.kaimediacenter.com/btv-link-in-parallels-xp-on-macbook-pro.html#comment-1636 calibornG Tue, 30 Nov 1999 00:00:00 +0000 http://www.kaimediacenter.com/btv-link-in-parallels-xp-on-macbook-pro.html#comment-1636 how much hard drive memory is taken up by parallels? how much hard drive memory is taken up by parallels?

]]> By: wyleout http://www.kaimediacenter.com/btv-link-in-parallels-xp-on-macbook-pro.html#comment-1637 wyleout Tue, 30 Nov 1999 00:00:00 +0000 http://www.kaimediacenter.com/btv-link-in-parallels-xp-on-macbook-pro.html#comment-1637 at this point, running the most current beta, its rediculous. Its about 1 to 2 gb (HDD)! when parallels opens and closes, the mac comes to a complete halt, however when running, it seems to be fine. RAM wise, it doesnt take up THAT much (you can run it with 512mb in your mac i think). Its all about how you set your preferences (how much you want to allocate). at this point, running the most current beta, its rediculous. Its about 1 to 2 gb (HDD)! when parallels opens and closes, the mac comes to a complete halt, however when running, it seems to be fine. RAM wise, it doesnt take up THAT much (you can run it with 512mb in your mac i think). Its all about how you set your preferences (how much you want to allocate).

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