Am I clear that I can buy one box and it will llow the software to run on both my Mc OS 10, my PC sys 7 and my older OS 10 Mac if I wish?
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Yes and I think there is even a version for 5 computers as well. I had it on 3 of mine, got a new PC, uninstalled off &#65279;the old PC and installed it on &#65279;the new PC in under 5 minutes with no problems.
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To to confirm the earlier answer, the CD is included as part of the "PC/Mac" version. That way, you can purchase one CD for either the Windows or Mac environment.
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Yes. I have an iMac desktop and run Mac OSX 10.9 operating system. You will not be disappointed if you purchase this product.
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I installed the same single license into my laptop and 27" imac with no problem. I havent tried it past two systems though.
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According to the box it lists both mac and windows. I use it on windows system.
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I'm sorry I'm not sure. I only have Windows 7 so I'm unsure how the experience on OS X is...or whether they can both be backed up simultaneously.
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I can't really help, as my systems are all PC based. The manual tells me this is Mac compatible up to 10.9. Try reviewing the specification on WWW.startech.com. hope this helps.
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Well... man... that's a good question. The box set includes a Snow Leopard DVD, an iWork DVD, and an iLife DVD (keep in mind that the regular Snow Leopard family pack, that's not a box set, does not include iLife or iWork). The Snow Leopard one is only for Intel Macs. I know the retail iWork and iLife versions work on PowerPC, and I would assume that they are *probably* using the same ones, since the installer packages that you could download (such as for the iWork trial) are for both Intel and PowerPC, and since they wouldn't have to put separate files on there it would probably be easiest for them to include disks that supported PowerPC. Then again, I can't confirm this and it is a possibility that they assumed they only needed to include Intel support. One possible option you have is to buy iWork/iLife/Snow Leopard separately. The actual disks that are included in single-license copies are the same as in the family-pack ones, meaning it will install on all your computers. So what you could do is purchase those disks separately (either with family packs or not) to approximate the price of the Mac Box Set Family Pack. Of course, the best option would be to actually call 1-800-MY-APPLE and ask them if the iWork and iLife work on PPC. If not, you could ask them about buying the non-family pack versions separately to see if it's ok. I'm sure they'll be fine with it.
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I would not think so on the student version... because it is for one computer. Because pc and mac act different they have to hane different operating capabilities katy lime any software
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i have no idea...this is the first time i ever heard of yosemite 10.10.1...maybe you should use...virtual box to run several different operating systems on the same computer...
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Dear Friend,I will quote the answer from the instructions included with the product. "For Macintosh users, you can find the software and installation instructions for MAC 10.4, 10.5 is under the MAC directory on the provided CD." I hope this answers your question.
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Yes and a very easy interface. Just load the software provided and you're ready to go. Make sure your Mac has a compatible OS.
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You can actually run Windows (any flavor) on the mac using VirtualBox. Once you have that in place you can run any Windows application in your mac
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I don't believe so. if you purchase any software from anyone it will be the same. Keep all of your paperwork, activation codes etc and usually any company will allow you to use it on at least 2 computers. I think I have it on 3 at present. This one is pretty tough to learn. I haven't had time or the inclination to invest in learning it.
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You can install and run on one computer at a time. License issues. Need to get separate software to run on another computer.
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I believe you should ask the seller. I have o experience with Mac systems only Microsoft OS. Sorry. Gilberto.
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Yes. That is what is written on the box under Operation System Specifications. Also got MAC version works well on my MAc