Anyone  using bootcamp and Vista on there new Imac

Just curious how it runs. Nice to have both worlds.
TOm

You can't install an OS version that is earlier than the OS that comes pre-installed on the Mac. However, you should be able to run your old PPC apps by installing Rosetta (part of the OS X install, if you want it). I happily ran all my PPC AdobeCS apps this way, although the Mac came with OS X Snow Leopard installed.

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