I'm running OS X on a macbook pro, do I have to buy a mac version of reason 6 , or can I use the one you're selling now?
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If you buy the physical copy (i.e. not downloaded), it will run on either PC or Mac, as both are included on the disc. If you download it from the Propellerhead website, I think you have to click on the Mac version.
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No, you need at least OS X 8.5. Mad Pro's been having trouble with USB 3.0 and Thunderbolt on their Mac Pro's. Their top tech support told me that only way for any card to work is to have latest OS. This of course causes problems fir you are running FCP 7 and other programs that will not work above Lion. Hope this helps, this is a good card, but you have to have latest OS 10. Like other's have said I'm not sure about the Mac Pro 1.1. I will say the Orico is a good company and I have had good relations with them, they are dedicated and will strive to serve you. They do not have driver for Mac that will work with less the OS x. No, you need at least OS X 8.5. Mad Pro's been having trouble with USB 3.0 and Thunderbolt on their Mac Pro's. Their top tech support told me that only way for any card to work is to have latest OS. This of course causes problems fir you are running FCP 7 and other programs that will not work above Lion. Hope this helps, this is a good card, but you have to have latest OS 10. Like other's have said I'm not sure about the Mac Pro 1.1. I will say the Orico is a good company and I have had good relations with them, they are dedicated and will strive to serve you. They do not have driver for... » Read More No, you need at least OS X 8.5. Mad Pro's been having trouble with USB 3.0 and Thunderbolt on their Mac Pro's. Their top tech support told me that only way for any card to work is to have latest OS. This of course causes problems fir you are running FCP 7 and other programs that will not work above Lion. Hope this helps, this is a good card, but you have to have latest OS 10. Like other's have said I'm not sure about the Mac Pro 1.1. I will say the Orico is a good company and I have had good relations with them, they are dedicated and will strive to serve you. They do not have driver for Mac that will work with less the OS x. « Show Less
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It works on OS X 10.6.8, so there's no reason it won't work on later OS X versions.
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I would think you can, since I've down loaded some programs--I planned to try, but my video just went bad-----That's what one get for buying used---I'm not as familiar with Mac as with Windows or Linux, Good Luck
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Upon purchasing my computer, the specs show "Mac OS X v10.5.6" as my OS. So, I am wondering if there is some information that is screwed up. All I know is my computer came with Snow Leopard on it, and I upgraded it to Mavericks. Let me find the seller of my Mac. I will forward that information to you. They may be able to help you better than I. Upon searching for the seller of my computer, I didn't seem to locate anything other than their name: The Mac Toy Store. I am pretty sure you can Google the name and find their contact information. They were super helpful throughout my purchase. Good luck!!!
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The answer is yes, but I think you have to communicate with the supplier in order to get the Mac version of the program.
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Upon purchasing my computer, the specs show "Mac OS X v10.5.6" as my OS. So, I am wondering if there is some information that is screwed up. All I know is my computer came with Snow Leopard on it, and I upgraded it to Mavericks. Let me find the seller of my Mac. I will forward that information to you. They may be able to help you better than I.Upon searching for the seller of my computer, I didn't seem to locate anything other than their name: The Mac Toy Store. I am pretty sure you can Google the name and find their contact information. They were super helpful throughout my purchase. Good luck!!! Upon purchasing my computer, the specs show "Mac OS X v10.5.6" as my OS. So, I am wondering if there is some information that is screwed up. All I know is my computer came with Snow Leopard on it, and I upgraded it to Mavericks. Let me find the seller of my Mac. I will forward that information to you. They may be able to help you better than I.Upon searching for the seller of my computer, I didn't seem to locate anything other than their name: The Mac Toy Store. I am pretty sure you can Google the name and find their contact information. They were super helpful throughout my... » Read More Upon purchasing my computer, the specs show "Mac OS X v10.5.6" as my OS. So, I am wondering if there is some information that is screwed up. All I know is my computer came with Snow Leopard on it, and I upgraded it to Mavericks. Let me find the seller of my Mac. I will forward that information to you. They may be able to help you better than I.Upon searching for the seller of my computer, I didn't seem to locate anything other than their name: The Mac Toy Store. I am pretty sure you can Google the name and find their contact information. They were super helpful throughout my purchase. Good luck!!! « Show Less
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Hello,I am sorry you will at least need a compute which can run Apple OsX 10.7 Lion. The Macbook you are looking at will only run up to OsX 10.6.8 Snow Leopard. If you do an Amazon Search for ASIN B004FG793G, We have a computer for $199 which can upgrade to OsX 10.7 and below is a link if Amazon lets it through their filters.Thanks,NathanBetamacs Apple 13-Inch MacBook T7200 2.0 GHz Intel Core 2 Duo Processor, White
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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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I have yet to get it to work on my MacBook Pro but some of that may be my own error. Apple just sent out an OS upgrade called OS X which is listed on the label of the Zoombinis box. Before this upgrade when I would put the disc in the drive it would show up on Finder with the circle and slash of something now allowed or not supported by the OS. Now I get the symbols clearly but still haven't managed to get it to run. Like I said, that may be my fault, I'm still learning how to use Mac rather than PC.
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Agreed. I'm wanting to upgrade from Leopard to Snow Leopard and then possibly Lion. Purchasing both Snow Leopard and Lion from the Apple site/Mac App Store is cheaper than buying Snow Leopard here. And Mac Store has free shipping on Snow Leopard at the moment. Together, both purchases are about $60, excluding any taxes. I'm sticking with Apple too. EmmKays
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I would think you can, since I've down loaded some programs--I planned to try, but my video just went bad-----That's what one get for buying used--- I'm not as familiar with Mac as with Windows or Linux, Good Luck
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Bought mine at Best Buy two weeks ago and it also had Snow Leopard. Updated all software and contacted apple for the free upgrade that they all are eligible for. They sent me a code a day later and was able to download off the app store in 3 hrs and another half to install. It's up and running now with Lion.A different keyboard would be nice but its a great machine, why wait?
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Hi,There is a MAC OSX version available which you can download from the efergy website.
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I'm not sure. You'll have to contact the folks at macsales.com to confirm. If it doesn't they should offer a different version that does.
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I TOO am looking for version B1, not only on amazon but everywhere online. I havent found any site that actually posts the version they are selling. This is crucial for me since I was informed that ONLY version B1 will work with my mac. If you (or anyone) finds a place that posts the availabilty of v. B1, pleease let me know.
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According to this page <http://www.intego.com/mac-security-blog/what-to-do-if-your-mac-cant-run-os-x-mavericks>, you can upgrade to Snow Leopard, version 10.6.8. I think for your machine the big limiting factor is probably RAM.