The assistant does everything for you when you setup a new disk. You enter your name and license number and everything else Parallels does for you. I used Parallels once and I recommend VMware over Parallels; it offers much better performance. It, too, offers an installation assistant.
anyone here use an Apple I-MAC ?
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The assistant does everything for you when you setup a new disk. You enter your name and license number and everything else Parallels does for you. I used Parallels once and I recommend VMware over Parallels; it offers much better performance. It, too, offers an installation assistant.
Has anyone tried using mac os x and windows trading tools at the same time?
For example have 2 instances of TWS open - one under mac os x and one open in windows?
For example have 2 instances of TWS open - one under mac os x and one open in windows?
were the windows apps pulling data from tws???
TWS is a JAVA app. Crossover is a Windows Emulation environment (not java)
TWS runs under OS X without crossover. I use AB inside crossover with it looking at ip address 127.0.0.1 to connect to TWS to pull data.
This is the short and sweet, if you are still struggling PM me. I'll be glad to help you past the MINOR pitfalls
For best results, use safari to select the web based version of TWS (not webtrader) it will download a .jnlp app that you can double click to launch TWS. It will automatically update to the latest version and you never have to use Safari again to launch TWS. You can alos configure Apples Java implementation to create an alias on your desktop which is draggable to your DOCK for easy launching in the future.
OS X is just friendly like that.
No need to download the OSX version of TWS....
TWS runs under OS X without crossover. I use AB inside crossover with it looking at ip address 127.0.0.1 to connect to TWS to pull data.
This is the short and sweet, if you are still struggling PM me. I'll be glad to help you past the MINOR pitfalls
For best results, use safari to select the web based version of TWS (not webtrader) it will download a .jnlp app that you can double click to launch TWS. It will automatically update to the latest version and you never have to use Safari again to launch TWS. You can alos configure Apples Java implementation to create an alias on your desktop which is draggable to your DOCK for easy launching in the future.
OS X is just friendly like that.
No need to download the OSX version of TWS....
So lame!!
I have been using IB TWS on OSX and Classic even since '02. But lately, the bugs -- attributed to Leopard -- have gotten too annoying, so I am looking to run TWS on Windows on my Mac. I thought I could do that with Crossover rather than Fusion or Parallels. But from your posting, and maybe I am misreading it, I cannot. Which means I am back to Fusion or Parallels and have been wasting my time playing with Crossover.