(01-02-2019, 05:05 PM)davewill Wrote: You could possibly use BootCamp to create a small Windows install to just to use for test taking.
Edit: Nevermind, I see that they don't support "Windows OS on MAC". Can't really think of any reason why not, though.
I think that specifically refers to using virtual machines. They don't allow any virtual machines at all. If you're using BootCamp to actually boot into Windows rather than running it in a process, then I'd expect it would be fine. There is no difference between that and running any other hardware under Windows at that point.
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