CrossOver Pro 8.0 for Mac
To Mac Application implemented under the window, nearly everyone were required to install BootCamp or a VM, but now as long as can be attained with the CrossOver in the Mac to install and run win programs straightforwardly, and through the prune mulberry tested for some time, both in a steady degree or equivalent performance on both good.
* New application support:
o Quicken 2009
o Internet Explorer 7
o Photoshop CS2
* Application fixes:
o MS Office 2003:
+ Non-English language service packs should now apply
+ Word 2003: ‘Insert Field’ should now work properly
+ Word 2003: Table calculations fixed
+ Word 2003: Insert… Picture… From File improved
+ Outlook 2003: NTLM proxy authentication fixed
+ Excel 2003: Insert Picture improved
+ Outlook 2003: Problem with dropping into ‘disconnected’ mode is resolved
o MS Office 2007:
+ Service Packs 1 and 2 now apply.
+ Enterprise, Pro, and Corporate editions should now install
+ Word 2007: Fixed misbehavior when using the ‘insert image’ function
+ Several other Office service packs and add-ons should work better.
o QuickTime 7:
+ Intermittent hanging bugs should be fixed
+ Several other general fixes
o Outlook 2000: e-mail attachments should now work
o Acrobat 5 and 7: “Save As” dialog no longer causes crashes
o FrameMaker: Handling of PPD files improved on systems without CUPS.
o Word XP: “Combine Documents” fixed
o Equation Editor should install and run
* Other crossover improvements:
o A ‘symbol’ font as been added. This should improve Equation Editor behavior.
o A couple of improvements were made to dual-monitor support on the Mac
o Fixed problem with resizing windows on dual-head linux systems
o KDE systray on SUSE 10.1 fixed
o KDE Printer improved
o Fixed a problem with demo registration and gksu version 2.0.2.
o Improved copy and paste
o Added better 64-bit support in the RPM package
o Updated many components to fix behavior on the upcoming Snow Leopard release of OSX.
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i wonder why ppl wanna install windows on a mac.. i mean, if they wanna use windows, they should get a PC right.. but i think ppl buy a mac for its design? =)
@kenwooi
Ya, most of the designer buy mac due to the graphic resolution. But, certain software still need to run under windows for instance, thunder, pps and etc…