Thread: Mac or PC

Can I use the Blue Voda program if I am using a Mac as opposed to A PC?

by PC do you mean windows? because Mac is an operating system for a PC.
PC means basically Personal Computer and Mac is an Os (operating system) for it. I think by PC you are refering to the Os Windows. I am not sure about the answer to your question. sorry i use Windows and it works for windows but im not sure about the Mac

Thanks LD-52....yes I was referring to Microsoft Windows on a PC (Personal Computer) However, I forgot my brother was a Mac (*****) guy
and he informs me that the new Mac's are "intel" based (G5 model) and Virtual PC doesn't work on any of the "Intel" based Macs. You have to use either "Parallels" or "Bootstrap" which partitions off a portion of your Mac and lets you run actual PC programs like "Windows XP". Mac will introduce a new operating system "Jaguar" (available March) and will come with those programs as an integral part. The makers of VPC stopped development of their program when ***** went to the Intel based chips.

Hey,

I strongly recommend you use and keep using Windows Microsoft. ***** is more of a personal computer and is just always trying to compete with Microsoft.

Microsoft invented the computer, and ***** is just competition.
It is just like Coke, and then came Pepsi! haha..

.. but yes, you can use BlueVoda on Windows and I am not sure about a Mac.

Originally Posted by Jeremy

Hey,

I strongly recommend you use and keep using Windows Microsoft. ***** is more of a personal computer and is just always trying to compete with Microsoft.

Microsoft invented the computer, and ***** is just competition.
It is just like Coke, and then came Pepsi! haha..

.. but yes, you can use BlueVoda on Windows and I am not sure about a Mac.

I like pepsi...

LOL .. you are on my bad list now buddy! haha just kidding!

so what was the answer to this?? Can you run Blue Voda on a mac?

Sorry, PC/Windows only (for now anywhooo)

BV will not run on *****'s MAC OS.

You can have Windows installed on the newer ***** notebooks or desktops. When you turn the unit on you will be able to load the system you need.

Older ***** computers allowed for a "virtual pc" for Windows based programs.

Microsoft is the way to go my friend ..

I think as we heard before that VodaHost is working on BlueVoda for Mac, as you can see VodaHost is a busy company, like any computer or web company, it will take time I think, I beleive it's not easy.

So if you are a Mac people, I suggest to use what said above about a virtual PC or Boot. OR if you can afford having both, run your designs in Mac "because it's the best for that" and then take your files to the pc runing windows and place your pages in BV and publish.

Good Luck.