Case Studies

When I am at home and want to check my email or create a calendar event, I just connect to my office PC using RDP. But then my PDA isn't up to date any more, so there should be a possibility to sync it remotely.

Recently having implemented an upgrade to Windows Vista I found that the program I use is not supported and indeed will not install in a Windows Vista environment.

For a hobby I design and create little electronics projects based on the Microchip PIC processors. They have an excellent tool that includes an In-Circuit Debugger. However they have not created 64-bit drivers for it.

To sync a BlackBerry to the Unite! server, it has to be connected to a local USB port. VMWare will let me map the host USB to the guest OS but my server is in a box in my garage and I really want to sync it while connected to my laptop.

One of the many questions Marathon technical staff often get asked is "How can I present USB or Serial devices to an everRun virtual server?".

The problem I had to solve was synchronizing two Windows CE devices simultaneously connected to one workstation.

I have a Windows XP Virtual PC on my Vista machine, and need USB functionality within Windows XP. Since Virtual PC does not support USB, I needed something to get around this.

Anyone who uses a 64bit OS knows how difficult it can be to find drivers that work for this architecture. I simply needed to use my printer, which is hooked up via USB to my PC.