Yours is way newer then mine. Yea you can do it. Look in your Utilities folder (inside the Applications folder) for Bootcamp. If you didn't install it, it will be on one of the system dvd discs. Make sure you have enough free space on your hard drive. Of course you'll have to invest in windows.

If the events are right at the beginning, you could be still awake. The machine doesn't know the difference, so it scores anything that meets the criteria. But when we are awake, we will hold our breath as my move around, sigh, etc. So, if they are likely when you are really awake, I would ignore t...

That is the one main advantage with Parallels and I do miss not having to restart. I also did notice that some programs would not run in Parallels. I considered going to VMWares Fusion, but understood there were the same issues. Since running under Bootcamp is not emulation programs do run faster. C...

kaiasgram, I am a Mac user to the core. I run windows xp (you notice I don't capitalize windows) and have no problem using it (I do web programming so I need windows). You should have BootCamp on your Mac, as it comes with Mac OSX. the only thing you need is of course a windows install disc. I have ...

I'm not gonna use the qoutes. Thanks to all. Pugsy, just downloaded the SleepyHead version for Mac, cool stuff. Sheriff & lazer, I want to have more than just 3 nights of data to see how I am doing. I am far from adjusted to the mask Sheriff, I'll let ya know in a week or so. The average AHI in Slee...

Thank you chunkyfrog. Lazer, my wife is from Masury, OH.

I from "Where a CPAP Newbie Should Start" that this is how I introduce myself. My name is Thom (StateRoad84 (Alligator Alley) is what I use everywhere to show where I am from) I am 52 and was diagnosed with Sleep Apnea 2 weeks ago. When my wife and I went into the Pulmonary Dr. to get my final resul...