I have an iMac Apple computer, which program should I use?
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I use a PC. Scrivener was originally developed for the MAC and it gets raves. I love it on PC but apparently it can do much more on the MAC. I don't know anything about other programs nor the iMac.
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If you have VLC player on your iMac it won't matter. I use my MacBook Pro and just slide the SD card in and voila.
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The software works with Windows XP, 7 and 8. It does not work natively with a Mac. If you use Parallels or another VM software on your Mac, it will work fine. I am running an iMac with OS 10.10.x and Windows 7 Pro 64-bit in Parallels. The software works fine. It is a little clunky, and you will definitely want to export to Excel if you want to do any manipulation of the data.
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I have an iMac and it works well with "Dragon". I did have to go through the set-up procedures; that was easy.
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I have a mac so any PC software that was or would be offered was useless. I purchased "Thinking Home" software on line for apple based systems and it works fine.
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I have used this camera on my emac for a year or two. It came with a Macam disc, but this program is easily downloaded. I was trying to source a webcam for a friend and I got an ancient logitech but with the macam softwear it came on straight away.Pat (Australia)
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This should work with a Mac. It is working perfectly on my hackintosh so it should work great on your iMac.
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Thanks for the input Greg. One of my other main reservations was having to learn a new operating system - since I have never used or owned a mac before. I've been to the Apple Store a few times to play around with the imac and it does not seem to be too bad. I am somewhat tech savy and can fix or diagnose things on my pc. I am leaning toward the imac and will likely end up pulling the trigger. I plan on getting extra memory and installing it myself.
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If you're using a mac, look into yep: http://www.yepthat.com/yep/index.html It has worked well for me.
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Yes you can, I am using an iMac. The HAPZ1ES comes with software for both Mac and windows.
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Don't bother. Highly specialized apps (like those in CS3) you want to run natively. And the mac version is very good. Call Adobe; they DO offer a cross-platform upgrade (there is cost, but it's significantly less than buying a new product). You'll be much happier in the long run, and save time running them natively.
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From what I saw when I downloaded the version for Imac they offer versions for the difference version of Windows, but if you what to be sure go on the Sibelius Site and it is very well indicated.Gérald
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It's very difficult question. It depends what do you plan to do. I got iMac and Mac Pro. If you don't need computer when travelling and most of the time work at home on it I would take iMac.
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I have mavericks osx on my imac too, I used it as a time machine, it works fine.
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I use mine on my Mac with iMovie software... iMovie is sooo easy to use compared to most, I would recommend it... Of course, you need a Mac!
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Since I ordered this for a friend I cannot say. Anyway I have an iMac not a PC, they are different.
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You can install it without need for Tiger, Leopard, etc. I think that legally, you should have Tiger or Leopard to install Snow Leopard, but I wouldn't recommend upgrading over an existing system. It's OK if you don't have iLife or iWork, as when I bought my Mac over three years ago (had Tiger) that didn't have serial number for iWork, and so I'd assume that any 'bonus' software like that you'd have to pay for anyway. Hope this helps. Don't use Time Machine--just copy all your important documents and whatever else to the other drive manually. That's what I do. I don't trust backup programs (many people don't--I've read some horror stories in the past on data loss).