PM Tools on the Mac

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interested replied

25 June 2007, 16:15
Originally posted by Cowboy Bob

If they are using Active Directory it should be no problem. It should "just work".

It all 'just worked' for me when I did it, had access to stuff both in Windows via Parallels, and also internet access in OSX
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Cowboy Bob replied

23 June 2007, 12:48
If they are using Active Directory it should be no problem. It should "just work".
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Peter Loew replied

23 June 2007, 10:29
Cheers CB, will defo have a go with that.

On another note, I am planning to bring my MBP using Parallels into a new work environment on Monday. I have read the boards on the Parallels website and connecting to a corporate (windows) network should be fine.

Do you have any experience with using your Mac in a corporate environment? Things like logging onto a windows domain, connecting to network drives, printers, email etc.

Would be interested to know if you or anyone has done this.

P
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Cowboy Bob replied

23 June 2007, 07:40
Never used it myself, but a quick Google brought up this - http://www.webintellisys.com/project/desktop.html

It claims to be able to read and write MS Project files.
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Peter Loew started a topic PM Tools on the Mac

22 June 2007, 18:13
PM Tools on the Mac

Aside from using Parallels on my MBP, is there an OS X PM tool such as MS Project I can use, and is there something that lets me open and edit MS Project files?

Anyone...

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