What version is this? I updated to 3.0 and hate it. If I installed an older version onto my mac would I be able to run it without having to update it to the newest version?
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Not sure why you hated the version 3.0, but can tell you one thing I use it a lot and I like version 3.0 much more than this.
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I don't know anything about the older version so I can't help you, sorry. New is good?
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On the bottom of the box it says you need Mac OS X 10.3.9 or higher, so it sounds like it might run on some computers. As with some other computer games, it might not run on newer machines and I have no experience with a Mac.
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I haven't had any problems at all. Are you doing your Mac upgrades as soon as requested? I just wish the Mac version was as large and as easy to use as the PC version
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No Mac support without boot camp and/or parallels. I have run it using boot camp with no problems at all.
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You can definitely jump over 10.4, as long as your machine is capable of running Leopard. I have done this on multiple computers at work, so yes, I can confirm that a 10.3 to 10.5 upgrade does work (just be sure to archive/install, not upgrade!)
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Just buy version 9 and you will be able to run any windows and Mac version. They probably are but no reason to get this version if you have the latest Apple iOS or wanting windows 8.0 support.
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I'm running 10.8 as well, so I'm not sure, but I wouldn't think you'd have any problems. The drive comes with some software but none of it is required to use the drive. More interesting though is why you would want a USB 3.0 drive with a Mac running 10.5. Anything stock from that era doesn't have USB 3.0. So unless this is a Mac Pro that you've swapped a new USB controller card into, you can find cheaper 2.0 drives. Otherwise, spring for the $20 to upgrade your OS and then you won't have any worries.
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I bought software this via Amazon in summer 2014, and the packaging says, "System requirements: Multicore Intel processor, Mac OS 10.5.9 or 10.6 (or higher), 1GB of RAM or more, 10.3GB of hard disc space (etc). So I think that this will not run on a mac running 10.4. You could try and upgrade your Mac to a newer operating system though (Mac OS 10.5.9 or 10.6 (or higher)), that might work. In general, we have not found that this software is computer power-intensive, so it may be worth a try if you have a multi-core Intel processor. Good luck!
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There is a Mac version, but I run PC. In my experience with Windows 8, the PC version still works; therefore, I can only imagine that the Mac version would work with 10.9.5. Regarding a video card, I am unfamiliar with MAC so I cannot help with that. Sorry. Good luck. I hope it works for you. The game is a lot of fun.
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From what I understand this is the windows version. It didnt work in my Mac Pro 2,1 which is why I'm selling it. Sorry :/
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Good questions. I'm running it on Windows 8 right now but I haven't tried it on my Mac yet. Have you tried Stanton's website?
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For this one I haven't yet seen Mac Os 10.10 driver. This is version "1," not the latest "2." Version 2 does have a driver for 10.10.
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OSX 10.5 (Tiger) was the last operating system to support PowerPC-based software, and that is what this game is. I don't believe there's any way to get it to run on 10.8 (Mountain Lion) unless the developer releases an updated version. It's a bummer.
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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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3.0 is a newer version, hasn't been sitting on the shelf as long. Both are discontinued.
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I had a similar question, trying to figure out how far I can update my MacBook Pro. It definitely works on with mine now running 10.6.8--and that was easy, Plug and Play, to get it going. Apple had told me that I could not update past 10.6.8 and still get dial-up internet (which is all we have in our area), so I am interested in the replies that say it IS possible! Also wondering if it is still Plug and Play beyond the 10.6.8 point. I did not need to do any special installation with my 10.6.8 as suggested in the first answer I read at top.