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May 20, 2014
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Thank's for your prompt response
That's the only thing i wanted to know.
I will not waste any more time trying to install it to my Mac
I have another laptop under windows and will try it later.
October 4, 2012
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Thanks for the precisions Terry that's a great help .
Edit: we've updated our Software FAQs page to include this advice.
Ness
January 14, 2014
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Hi Denis
I run Polyboard on a macbook pro. I use parallels and It works very well. You need a mac with bootcamp installed. It is usually pre-installed. You then need to download and install parallels and then windows. I use windows 7.
You can very easily flit between both operating systems and share files between them.
Hope this helps
Terry
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StefanOctober 4, 2012
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Hello Denis,
Sorry to say but our software is PC only.
StairDesigner, Polyboard, Opticut and OptiNest do not have a Mac version.
To run the software on a Mac we recommend you use a Windows emulator. Several of our customers use VMWare Fusion which you can try. We have also received good reports on Parallels run in Coherence Mode.
Another solution is to buy a second hand PC just for design software. You can find a Windows PC that will run the software perfectly very cheaply on eBay.
I have a second hand computer in my workshop that I bought for around £50, just for design and manufacturing in the workshop. This computer runs all my CAD programs and avoids his main computer collecting wood chips and dust in the workshop.
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