I do not want to miss this!

Parallels Desktop has me greatly facilitated my work. I switched from Windows to Mac in 2009 and initially used Windows via Boot Camp, mainly for my accounting program, which I've been using for years and which is unfortunately not available for the Mac. Previously I had the computer for this purpose always restart what was umglaublich annoying in the long run, especially if you want to use Mac and Windows programs at the same time as my accounting program on Windows and my Ebay program running again on MAC. Added to this was the restarts often lost Verbidnung my wireless keyboard and my computer did not recognize so I kept the ALT key to switch between the operating systems, which he launched with default MAC again. Often it took several attempts. Exasperating.

Parallels Desktop came there on cue. I've been using it now for years and do not want to miss it. The installation is very simple.

I definitely recommend, for all Boot Camp users to import the Boot Camp partition in Parallels and not to use Parellels directly from the Boot Camp partition as this makes the computer slow animal. Parellens is then separated after importing, Boot Camp, so you have a new virtual machine. That's also super easy. This means the changes I make in Parallens will not be adopted in Boot Camp when I start the computer using Boot Camp directly, for Windows runs but much faster. Since I have Paralles, I have EH never restarted directly via Boot Camp.

Conclusion: I am very relieved since I started using PD. An ideal tool for all switching from Win. on Mac and for all who wish to use still programs on both systems / need.