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OPEN ENTERPRISE: Windows apps cross over to the Mac - CodeWeavers CrossOver Office's abstraction layer makes the move possible, but there's an even better option.

InfoWorld

| July 17, 2006 | McAllister, Neil | COPYRIGHT 2003 InfoWorld Media Group, Inc. (Hide copyright information)Copyright

Owners of Intel-based Macintosh computers are still waiting for versions of many of their favorite applications that are built for the new hardware. Although Apple's code translation technology is a marvel, it's no substitute for software that runs natively on the x86 platform. But Mac owners will soon have a new source of professional-grade, commercial software for their beloved machines. The catch is that the software was meant to run on Windows.

Forget Boot Camp. Booting Windows on Apple hardware is an interesting sleight of hand, but this is different. What CodeWeavers is offering is the ability to actually run Windows applications from within Mac OS X. …

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