Happy little computer achievement
The main family computer is an IMAC. One of the features that encouraged me to make the cross-species switch from Windows was the ability to run Windows on the Mac using "Parallels" software. Parallels lets you run Windows and Mac programs at the same time on a "virtual" Windows machine within Mac.
The only annoying shortfall of Parallels was its inability to read USB hard drives, like the ones that I had used to back up the content of the last Windows machine before the hard drive died (twice in 4 months, another reason I switched to the Mac).
Now Parallels has upgraded the software, and my old backup USB drives are again available to me. That means a lot because of all of the happy old pictures there. Like this of Dan in his junior high orchestra

What a difference two or three years makes!
And this of Bobby in battle gear at his cousin's house in Gurnee:

I still have some manipulating to do to make the photos as easily accessible as they ought to be, but they are there!
The only annoying shortfall of Parallels was its inability to read USB hard drives, like the ones that I had used to back up the content of the last Windows machine before the hard drive died (twice in 4 months, another reason I switched to the Mac).
Now Parallels has upgraded the software, and my old backup USB drives are again available to me. That means a lot because of all of the happy old pictures there. Like this of Dan in his junior high orchestra
What a difference two or three years makes!
And this of Bobby in battle gear at his cousin's house in Gurnee:
I still have some manipulating to do to make the photos as easily accessible as they ought to be, but they are there!


0 Comments:
Post a Comment
<< Home