FrameMaker on Mac

[Art Campbell]

A good work around may be to install a second hard drive and reserve
it for data, possibly from both OSes...


Art

On 4/7/06, Peter Gold <peter at knowhowpro.com> wrote:
> One of the Mac lists (MacFixIt or one of those) noted that if you
> format the Windows side with FAT32, you can see both partitions from
> both OSs, but the newer default XP format exceeds the limitations of
> FAT32, so most users don't bother fighting the default.
>
> So, you'd have to use a memory stick or email attachment or external
> storage of some kind to transfer files, plus, quit and restart OSs.
>
> There's a Mac third-party program, MacDrive, I think it's called,
> that makes Mac-formatted drives visible on Windows. I don't know if
> it will work with MacTel under Windows. Search Google for it, and ask
> the manufacturer.
>
> Under Virtual PC on Mac, you can work across the OSs, but it's slower.
>
> HTH
>
> ________________
> Regards,
>
> Peter Gold
> KnowHow ProServices
>
> At 8:49 AM -0700 4/7/06, Gillian Flato wrote:
> >A colleague posed this question to me about running Apple's Boot Camp
> >
> >>>What I would like to know is if you prepared a graphic in, say, OSX
> >Photoshop, and you wanted to import it into Windows FrameMaker, would
> >the OSes cooperate? Could you save the file across the partition?
> >Or would you have to copy the graphic file to a memory stick in order
> >for the competing OS to recognize it?
>
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