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MS Project in VPC on OSX?
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Join Date: Mar 2003
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I find myself in a new job where I need to use Microsoft Project. I do have a PC they issued me and I'm adapting to it. (first time PC user!!) My personal Powerbook is in use here too, thank goodness that Adobe makes it work both ways.
What I'd like know is if anyone has been able to use MS Project with VPC on OSX. This way I can work on Project files at home. I'm learning how to use it.
I did a search and it looks like there is not much on the Mac side for MS Project-like aplications. The option was to try to find the older version 4.0 and see how it will run in OS9 I suppose, but compatibility is an issue with my Windows colleagues.
Thanks for any insights!
Nelsun
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Thanks, I'll look into that one.
No thoughts from anyone with VPC and Project?
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I have MS Project 2002 running on Windows 2000 in virtual PC 7. Just installed it this morning. So far it's been working just great on this 1GHz iBook with 768 megs of RAM.
Haven't tested it thoroughly - but it's definitely usable.
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Originally posted by Nelsun:
I find myself in a new job where I need to use Microsoft Project. I do have a PC they issued me and I'm adapting to it. (first time PC user!!) My personal Powerbook is in use here too, thank goodness that Adobe makes it work both ways.
What I'd like know is if anyone has been able to use MS Project with VPC on OSX. This way I can work on Project files at home. I'm learning how to use it.
I did a search and it looks like there is not much on the Mac side for MS Project-like aplications. The option was to try to find the older version 4.0 and see how it will run in OS9 I suppose, but compatibility is an issue with my Windows colleagues.
Thanks for any insights!
Nelsun
I have Virtual PC 7 installed on my 1.8 GHz iMac using Windows 2000. I only have it for Project 2003 and Visio 2003 and to my surprise it's rather snappy, almost as fast as my old computer. Just make sure you have plenty of RAM and you'll be fine.
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Cool, thanks for the insights regarding VPC. I'll have it running on a 1.33 ghz 17" Powerbook with 1 gig of RAM and it sounds like I'll be okay.
Thanks a lot on the feedback! It helps a lot!
Nelsun
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