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The thread discusses running Windows 8 features, such as snap multitasking, on a MacBook Pro and iMac via Boot Camp. The original poster inquires about enabling snap multitasking on their MacBook Pro and the capability of iMac to utilize all Windows 8 features through Boot Camp. A responder confirms that the iMac should support all Windows 8 features with Boot Camp 5 and suggests a third-party program called Cinch to enable snap multitasking on the MacBook Pro, noting it is nagware. Overall, the discussion provides guidance on compatibility and potential solutions for multitasking features in Windows running on Mac hardware.

ameyer5k

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I have a mac book pro with a resolution of 1280x800 and an imac with well over that. I know that you need 1366x768 to snap windows, but my question is: Is there a way to force the mac book pro to be enabled with snap multitasking and will the imac be capable of all windows 8 features even though its using bootcamp?
 

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If you're asking can the mackbook pro can run its' native operating system with snap multitasking, then yes. There's a program called Cinch that was specifically created for this purpose. It's nagware, meaning that you can use the program forever but if you don't purchase it, there's a nag screen that shows at startup. Link

ginovat

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As to the second question, the iMac should be compatible with all of windows 8 features, if you are using Boot Camp 5. However keep in mind that windows 8 is about to undergo major changes which could affect it's stability in Boot Camp. This is the link to the faq page on what models of iMac that Boot Camp supports: Boot Camp: Frequently asked questions about installing Windows 8
 

ameyer5k

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So is there a way to force snap multitasking abilities upon the macbook pro?
 

ginovat

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If you're asking can the mackbook pro can run its' native operating system with snap multitasking, then yes. There's a program called Cinch that was specifically created for this purpose. It's nagware, meaning that you can use the program forever but if you don't purchase it, there's a nag screen that shows at startup. Link
 

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