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BernardandMissBianca
07-11-2006, 06:57 PM
So DH is helping do research on the Wishblade, I was willing to even consider going to the dark side and getting a Microsoft based product to run it. :scared:

But I don't have to!!! :cheer2: I'm so happy I could dance!! :banana:

I got this quote off of another scrap forum

"Yes, you can run WB on a Mac, either using VirtualPC for Mac or natively on a Win XP boot of a new Intel-based Mac. I do both."

I'm going to do some more research but it looks like Santa will be seeing Wishblade at the top of my list this year!!!
PoohBearLovinMama
07-11-2006, 10:08 PM
You will love it! I just got mine yesterday and I'm in love. Actually I'm going to bring it to SDV orlando if you want to try it out.
BernardandMissBianca
07-11-2006, 11:14 PM
Cool!!! Thanks!
tinkspark
07-20-2006, 12:26 PM
Ok Stupid Question! What is Wishblade?
BernardandMissBianca
07-20-2006, 01:01 PM
Ok Stupid Question! What is Wishblade?

No stupid questions here!!

A Wishblade is a die cut machine that you can hook up to your computer and it will cut out the letters from your fonts. There are several different machines out there that you do not need a computer for but I use my computer fonts a lot so the Wishblade is the one I really like.
tinkspark
07-20-2006, 02:10 PM
Oh that sounds like fun! Where did you find one that is compatible with a mac?
BernardandMissBianca
07-21-2006, 01:33 AM
Oh that sounds like fun! Where did you find one that is compatible with a mac?

It's not compatible with a Mac per say but you can run Virtual PC which is a software package or if you get or have one of the new Mac's with the Intel Core installed you can reboot your Mac to Windows XP (you will have duel boot capabilities) Basically it is tricking the Wishblade into believing you have a regular PC.
tinkspark
07-21-2006, 03:08 AM
Ahhh.. I see... Unfortunately, I just bought a brand new Powerbook last year, missed out on the Macbook. So looks like I would have to go with the virtual PC option.
BernardandMissBianca
07-21-2006, 03:35 AM
I think the Virtual PC would be the easier route if you could have it on your desktop. DH said I would have to reboot every time I wanted to use to Windows XP, which doesn't work for me. I rely to much on my computer for scrap stuff.