has anyone used eprime on an Intel mac?

[ben robinson]

thanks, david.
yes, matlab runs on pcs, but the lab we're currently cooperating with runs
all their matlab scripts on macs, and always has, and we'd like to be
consistent with their practices.
i would definitely be using two drives or two drive partitions to attempt
this, not running windows virtually.
i can't wait to see if it works!

ben

On Nov 26, 2007 4:31 PM, David McFarlane <mcfarla9 at msu.edu> wrote:

>
> Ben,
>
> >in our lab we run some studies in matlab, and others in eprime.  it
> >just occured to me that we might be able to run both using a single
> >computer, and cut down on clutter in the testing space, if we could
> >put eprime on a windows partition on our mac.
> >any thoughts?  has anyone tried this?
>
> I have not tried this.  But I do wonder if you plan to dual-boot
> between Mac OS and Windows, or run Windows in a virtual machine
> within the Mac OS.  I would be very reluctant to trust millisecond
> timing within a virtual environment, but maybe that is not important
> for your experiment.
>
> Alternatively, doesn't Matlab also run under Windows?
>
>
>
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