Hi, I'd like to know if iWork 08 is compatible with Mac OS X v.10.6.8 (Snow Leopard). Thanks
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I would assume that it does work with Snow Leopard. I'm using it on Lion with no issues.
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It is not compatible. I checked the back of the box and it specifies Windows, and says nothing about Mac.
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I'm running OS X Version 10.8.4 - I presume it will work with other versions released either just prior to that - and - more recent ones.
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Works fine for the macbook 2008! I have taken apart several with it. If you are just doing this one repair with it, go for it, but I have now favored the Olympia iWork Toolkit for longevity.
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yes, it is compatible with Mac 8.0 through 10.9 and windows 95 through windows server 2012 R2.... basically it works with anything and they aggressively support it... the driver page is here : http://goo.gl/R0BJU5
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Yes. The Mac version is (obviously) formatted to be fully compatible with all Macs. You can very easily format it to an exFAT file system (look for tutorials online) to make it work seamlessly with any modern Mac AND Windows computer.BTW, consider upgrading from Mountain Lion to the latest OS X Mavericks. It's easy and free.
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This product works beautifully with my Mac (2012 Mini running 10.8.5.) Oddly it didn't work for me when I first tried to use it and I don't know why that is. It could have been a bug that was fixed when I upgraded from 10.8.3 to 10.8.5. I think you will like the product, it is working really well for me now.
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I don't have a iMac. I think that the OS X v 10.5 leopard should be the same software for all macs. I have a Power Mac G4 and I really like the OS X version 10.5. Apple upgraded me to a OS X version 10.6. I do have problems with the 10.6 as I don't have the Intel card, so I bypass that part but like the rest. The instructions say that it's for Power Mac, iMacs, and Power Macs G5. I hope that this answers your question.
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My exact question. I recently went up from an iMac G5 to a new iMac with Snow Leopard. Suddenly my 4 year old HP scanner is no longer compatible with my MAC. I need to know WHICH units are actually supported by Snow Leopard.
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I install it while running Mavericks and it worked fine. I updated to Yosemite when it was released, and it's still working for me without any updates from inateck.Mac Pro (Early 2008) 2 X 2.8GHz Quad-Core Intel Xeon.
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You are welcome! My advice: buy $29 disk of Snow Leopard OSX 10.6, and go online and keep upgrading the system software to 10.6.8. Stop there. OS 10.6.8 is the most stable OS Apple ever created. Mavericks and Yosemite are awful. MB404LL/A loves OS 10.6.8.
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I have a mac OS x 10.6.8 and it works perfectly fine. I also have photoshop elements and I have had no problems!
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I have a MacBook - Mac OSX 10.7.5, and it works very, very well for me. I've really enjoyed using it. I would think it would be the same for you.
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It works fine on my quad core early 2008 Mac Pro but I am running OSX 10.6.8 (Snow Leopard).
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Hi, yes it is compatible with Mac OS 10.5 and above. I can track down and send you the link if you need to see it. Thank you for your interestSS
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Unfortunately this does not appear to be compatible with my Mac version, 10.9.5 Mavericks. If it doesn't work in the host I've found it simple can't run on the VMs either. Under Bootcamp however, I've found it runs fine. If you have windows installed on your mac and then install VMWare you have to do a small trick with Workstation 9 to get USB 3.0 support as the Mac Pro literally has no USB 2.0 ports. Once you do that the Alfa works like a dream. I use Kali pretty regularly in VM and have never once used it native. It'll also happily run on something like Elementary OS as well. If your Mac has USB 2.0 then I imagine it's even easier so long as your running Windows. Unfortunately this does not appear to be compatible with my Mac version, 10.9.5 Mavericks. If it doesn't work in the host I've found it simple can't run on the VMs either. Under Bootcamp however, I've found it runs fine. If you have windows installed on your mac and then install VMWare you have to do a small trick with Workstation 9 to get USB 3.0 support as the Mac Pro literally has no USB 2.0 ports. Once you do that the Alfa works like a dream. I use Kali pretty regularly in VM and have never once used it native. It'll also happily run on something like Elementary OS as well. If your Mac... » Read More Unfortunately this does not appear to be compatible with my Mac version, 10.9.5 Mavericks. If it doesn't work in the host I've found it simple can't run on the VMs either. Under Bootcamp however, I've found it runs fine. If you have windows installed on your mac and then install VMWare you have to do a small trick with Workstation 9 to get USB 3.0 support as the Mac Pro literally has no USB 2.0 ports. Once you do that the Alfa works like a dream. I use Kali pretty regularly in VM and have never once used it native. It'll also happily run on something like Elementary OS as well. If your Mac has USB 2.0 then I imagine it's even easier so long as your running Windows. « Show Less
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I ran the software in a Windows VM on Mac OSX. It's been a while since I set it up, but I probably did it that way because there was no OSX version. Hope this helps.