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executable version for Macintosh computers is not part of the official LOADEST release. Executable binaries have been developed on the Mac for both the PowerPC and Intel platforms, however. These executables are provided courtesy of Dr. Peter Raymond of Yale University and Ginger Booth. Note that these executables have not been tested as thoroughly as the Windows, Linux, and Solaris versions.

A.We can apply for a v5 in our name and send off for change of owner for you if you are not an english citizen(taking the vehicle abroad,etc),We would charge the ?25 fee for the v5.and send on to you recorded delivery

We're currently involved in porting ThumbsPlus to the Macintosh. We don't yet have a firm completion date. If you're interested in helping us test the Mac version, please send email to thumbs-mac@cerious.com.

The inventory software is currently only available for Windows operating systems, from Windows 95 to the present (including 98, NT, 2000, and XP).

It finally is. Version 2.20 is a full release for the Mac. Everything works on the Mac, including audio extraction.

Yes, the aquarium is being designed in a way that will make it easy to translate it to other operating systems. There is currently no release date for this.

We are considering developing Macintosh and Linux versions in the future, however there is no release date for it and development schedule will be driven by the user demand.

If you have—or are developing—a custom computerized pointing system (CPS) which you would like TheSky to control, the following is REQUIRED READING!!! This information is presented in a question-and-answer format. Please take advantage of the imbedded links, as they offer much greater detail.) TheSky does not directly control motors.

Apple offers no definition of the nonlinearity - or loosely speaking, gamma - that is intrinsic in QuickDraw. But the combination of a default QuickDraw lookup table and a standard monitor causes luminance to represent the 1.8-power of the R, G, and B values presented to QuickDraw. It is wrongly believed that Macintosh computers use monitors whose transfer function is different from the rest of the industry. The unconventional QuickDraw handling of nonlinearity is the root of this misconception.

Yes! Microsoft has something called the Visual C++ cross-platform edition. This product lets you cross-compile for the 68000 based Macs and I think they have a PowerPC version coming out soon. Contact Microsoft directly for more info.

No. Ancestral Quest is a Windows program. Some users have been successful at using AQ on a Mac with a Windows emulator.

Yes, the ESV is available from Accordance Bible Software. The company that we worked with to develop the free ESV CD-ROM included with most editions has software for Windows computers only. This program works on a Mac if you have the Virtual PC program, which is available at most places that sell Mac software. The Accordance Bible Software comes with a fee, and is not available for free with our ESV Bibles. QuickVerse also has a Mac edition.

Web Start ships with Mac OS X 10.1. You can see it with your own eyes at http://developer.apple.com/java/javawebstart/ Note, that Web Start is not available for download as a separate package. It is only available with Mac OS X 10.1 or later as a bundle. Another option is alive and kicking OpenJNLP lead by Kevin Herrboldt at http://openjnlp.sourceforge.net which works on all platforms including Mac OS 9 and other JDK 1.1 platforms.

Unfortunately, at the present time, the program is designed only for IBM compatibles. We are currently evaluating the prospects for a Macintosh version. When I attempt to install CiteIt! on my Windows NT or Windows 2000 computer, I receive an "Access Denied" error or an error message appears stating that the system administrator needs to install the program. CiteIt! installation requires that files be written to areas that are only available to someone with administrator level access.

No. However, there are PC emulators for Macintosh, on which BrainWave Generator works. For more information, see emulation.net. BrainWave Generator has been reported to run fine on iMac with Virtual PC 1.01. There are Windows emulators available for Linux, too. BrainWave Generator has been reported to run fine on the Wine emulator. For more information, see http://www.winehq.com.

Most of the software products are not meant for use on a Macintosh computer. Please call one of our Paychex representatives for more information at 1-877-225-8207.

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