MacPractice Uses Parallels to Bring Windows Dentistry App to Mac

5:00 PM EDT, Jun. 11th, 2006 · by Brad Cook · News

MacPractice this past weekend announced an agreement with Synca Direct, Inc. to bring the companyis Cadi dentistry software to Mac users via Parallels Desktop, which enables running Mac OS X and Windows XP simultaneously. According to MacPractice, the Cadi software integrates seamlessly with MacPractice DDS, enabling users to move back and forth between both without problem.

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