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Ok, so back when Mac decided to let Windows run as a client in the Mac OS I asked Autodesk if Max 2009 would work in that set up. I was told it wasn't officially supported.
Right now, Max is the only significant item keeping me running Windows. Is the new Max officially supported on a Mac running Windows as a client through Parallels or similar software?
Is anyone running that kind of set up? If so, how well does it run?
"Note: Apple® computers based on Intel processors and running Microsoft operating systems are supported using Apple’s Boot Camp. Virtual machine environments are not currently supported."
parallels is virtualisation so it is not supported.
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I wouldn't think that running Max in a virtual machine would ever be very productive considering how slow less processor/graphics intensive apps run in parallels.
