I have read that this is not compatible with mac. Is that true?
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My macbook pro is running osx 10.8.4. The short answer is yes. it does work. The numbers, tab, operators, and enter keys work right out of the box. Just plug it in. To get the num lock and alt functions to work. i.e. the direction arrows, pgup, pgdn, ins, del I down loaded the free keyremap4macbook app. The preferences are set 'for pc user'&gt;use keypad arrow&gt;use clear key to toggle keypad as arrow. And 'use pc style pageup/pagedown' then is works just like a built in keypad on a keyboard. I only have the program running when im using the keypad. The cord is very short. like 29 inch which barely reaches the right side of the computer if your right handed. Seems pretty well made and is comfortable to use.
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My macbook pro is running osx 10.8.4. The short answer is yes. it does work. The numbers, tab, operators, and enter keys work right out of the box. Just plug it in. To get the num lock and alt functions to work. i.e. the direction arrows, pgup, pgdn, ins, del I down loaded the free keyremap4macbook app. The preferences are set 'for pc user'>use keypad arrow>use clear key to toggle keypad as arrow. And 'use pc style pageup/pagedown' then is works just like a built in keypad on a keyboard. I only have the program running when im using the keypad. The cord is very short. like 29 inch which barely reaches the right side of the computer if your right handed. Seems pretty well made and is comfortable to use. My macbook pro is running osx 10.8.4. The short answer is yes. it does work. The numbers, tab, operators, and enter keys work right out of the box. Just plug it in. To get the num lock and alt functions to work. i.e. the direction arrows, pgup, pgdn, ins, del I down loaded the free keyremap4macbook app. The preferences are set 'for pc user'>use keypad arrow>use clear key to toggle keypad as arrow. And 'use pc style pageup/pagedown' then is works just like a built in keypad on a keyboard. I only have the program running when im using the keypad. The cord is very short. like... » Read More My macbook pro is running osx 10.8.4. The short answer is yes. it does work. The numbers, tab, operators, and enter keys work right out of the box. Just plug it in. To get the num lock and alt functions to work. i.e. the direction arrows, pgup, pgdn, ins, del I down loaded the free keyremap4macbook app. The preferences are set 'for pc user'>use keypad arrow>use clear key to toggle keypad as arrow. And 'use pc style pageup/pagedown' then is works just like a built in keypad on a keyboard. I only have the program running when im using the keypad. The cord is very short. like 29 inch which barely reaches the right side of the computer if your right handed. Seems pretty well made and is comfortable to use. « Show Less
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Hello man, well look not speak much english .. I have no experience using it with MAC but if it works well on Windows and Linux .. I use it in applications programmed using its SDK .. Greetings
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I have not used it personally, but apparently there aren't any official drivers yet for Mac. Like the other answers said there is 3rd party software that will allow it to work.
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sorry. I don't have a Mac. I think it will work.I used the windows but, I had bought for Mac by mistake.however, this works well on Windows.
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I have only used it on a windows machine and checked the packaging and there is no mention of being mac compatible
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I just received mine in the mail today and it appears that it is not Mac compatible. I have a MacBook Pro, not even one year old. The floppy is from an old Mac Performa. Still looking for something that will work.
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What's up Perez? To be honest with you i really don't know but if you would like to try it you could! The printer has the software disc to go with it so i want to say that it probably would but wait, hold on. I just pulled out my installation guide sheet and according to it, it is compatible to Mac. Sorry about that. I hope that I was helpful and thanks for the email. Good luck!
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I believe it works with windows but not mac users /: I would sell you mine which i only used for 20 mins to try to install until i realized software isnt mac compatible for a discounted price if you like! Email me and ill set up a discounted page to send you mine which i have no use for anymore! jackienads@gmail.com
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I have yet to get it to work with my mac so I can't really answer this question.
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It doesn't work with Mac OS. It's only compatible with the following Operating Systems: Windows 98SE, 2000, Me, or XP
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Hi Dr. K, Yes, this is definitely Mac compatible, for versions 10.1.5 on up, according to their product specs. Hope this helps - I plan to buy one of these myself, and I'm strictly a Mac person. -sasha
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It doesn't work with Mac OS. It's only compatible with the following Operating Systems:Windows 98SE, 2000, Me, or XP
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I do not have a mac but I fail to see why it would not be. Any usb supporting computer should make use of it.
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I don't know if this has been answered. Im am looking at the side of the box and it does say mac compatible. so the answer is YES
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Sorry, I am not a mac user so I can't answer your question. But if mac has USB port, it might work and this is only "my guess"
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No it is not compatible with any Mac products. Requires software loaded on a PC to use.
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I am going to try to answer even thought I am not absolutely sure with the new Macs that are around.I would say with 95% certainty that it is compatible with Mac. Here is why: Apple is trying to reach the broadest customer base possible. USB products work between the two platforms in general already.The pin out (that is how it is wired)is the same and anything unique would be in the software interpretation. I use mine with Dagon Naturally Speaking and the training software says that they are compatible. I wish you good luck.