And for other ways to run Windows on a Chromebook see these articles: article-2, article-3, article-4.Įxcel: If you are using one of these emulators and wish to use the "Export to Excel" features within TimeTabler, then you will need to have Excel/Office installed in Windows. For more information, please see this article.
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If you install VirtualBox on your Linux installation and then a copy of Windows XP, you can run TimeTabler seamlessly on your Linux desktop, and can flick between Linux programs and TimeTabler as if they were running on the same OS.Ĭhromebook: We are told that CrossOver runs on a Chromebook but we have not tested it ourselves. Linuxusers can also use VMware and VirtualBox. because timetabling tends to be a standalone task performed by one person (until you reach the final stage of transferring it to your MIS / SIS / Admin System). Windows Laptop: ** Alternatively, Mac schools often have and use a (single) PC/laptop for timetabling. You might also try using ‘ Bootcamp’, which may be free on your machine, if you have an Intel processor - it creates two partitions (Windows and Mac) on your computer, and you can then choose which to sign-in to.
any of these will allow you to install the TimeTabler software/CD exactly as on a Windows PC, and they are reported to work well (and quickly) on the latest versions of Windows. TimeTabler (and our other programs Options& StaffCover) are written for Windows, but we do have quite a few schools who use them on a Mac and other devices, as follows:Īpple Mac : our Mac users use a PC emulator ** such as: Running TimeTabler on an Apple Mac, Chromebook, Linux, etc
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