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From:Smith Micro Software Inc.
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3 of 3 customers found the following review helpful:
 Not quite the program I expected, 2008-03-06
The reviews are pretty stellar. But I have had a lot of trouble with the printing functions. In short I cannot get this software to allow me to print from Windows. That's a deal breaker too. We use quick books for windows which is a much better program than the mac version. Can't print checks, big problem. The technical support is only available by email too. It usually takes 3 days to get an answer. No workable answer yet.
The good news is if you don't need to print, and it does not support firewire devises in windows either, it works just like the real deal.
1 of 2 customers found the following review helpful:
 fantastic tool, 2008-02-27
I have Windows and Linux available on my Macbook Pro. Great tool. Get the 1.1.1 downloadable upgrade.
1 of 1 customers found the following review helpful:
 Excellent Product, 2008-02-25
Great product, it's efficient, and it lets me use Visual Studio while still being in OSX. I used to run bootcamp but got sick of being stuck in Windows, this solved that problem. The only thing that kept me from giving this product a five star rating is the lack of a tool to convert MS Virtual PC images to the VMWare format. I eventually found a utility on the VMWare website but it sure would be nice if that was built in.
1 of 1 customers found the following review helpful:
VMWare Fusion - Awesome, 2008-02-23
Great product. Reasonable price. Should be an essential piece of software for anyone that needs to run Windows apps on a Mac. With the free VMWare converter you can do some interesting things like running an image of your existing windows computer on your Mac. Very Cool.
9 of 9 customers found the following review helpful:
Great product, 2008-02-20
I'm not qualified to write a feature-by-feature review of Fusion, but I've been using it since it first came out (and Parallels before that, until version 2.5) so I have some VM experience on the Mac.
In short, Fusion does everything I could every want. I use XP with Fusion on almost a daily basis and it's never let me down. It's fast, runs every app I have ever thrown at it, utilizes both cores, plays nice with OS X with respect to shared devices (like printers, DVD drives, USB peripherals, etc.), doesn't hog resources, and offers a very seamless workflow in Unity mode.
It's also nice that VMs created with Fusion run in WMware Player on Windows boxes, though that's a feature that I benefit from more at work than home.
If it's this good now, I can't wait for 2.0. Fusion has truly mitigated all of the reasons I had for not buying a Mac, and all without cumbersome rebooting (though I keep a Boot Camp partition for the occasional game, as native 3D is still superior to the support in Fusion and Parallels).
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