Any of you users using Mac products?_______ Any good results?_____ I bought but returned the unit. I could not get to function/select items to calculate best settings.
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Using my MacBook Pro, the figures indicating the bullet's vertical rise and fall in inches is presented as jumbled and unreadable for most of the handguns I calculated. But not for all of my handguns. The line graph itself is correct and readable, but you can't determine the bullets rise and fall over a 100 yard distance. I sent copies of these faulty charts to TJ Flores at SiteLite, where he said they'll try to correct the problem, which seems at first glance to be software related. Also, the program won't calculate a chart with far zero less than 75 yards for a Mac. Flores told me the PC program will calculate far zero chart at closer distances. Using my MacBook Pro, the figures indicating the bullet's vertical rise and fall in inches is presented as jumbled and unreadable for most of the handguns I calculated. But not for all of my handguns. The line graph itself is correct and readable, but you can't determine the bullets rise and fall over a 100 yard distance. I sent copies of these faulty charts to TJ Flores at SiteLite, where he said they'll try to correct the problem, which seems at first glance to be software related. Also, the program won't calculate a chart with far zero less than 75 yards for a Mac. Flores told me the PC... » Read More Using my MacBook Pro, the figures indicating the bullet's vertical rise and fall in inches is presented as jumbled and unreadable for most of the handguns I calculated. But not for all of my handguns. The line graph itself is correct and readable, but you can't determine the bullets rise and fall over a 100 yard distance. I sent copies of these faulty charts to TJ Flores at SiteLite, where he said they'll try to correct the problem, which seems at first glance to be software related. Also, the program won't calculate a chart with far zero less than 75 yards for a Mac. Flores told me the PC program will calculate far zero chart at closer distances. « Show Less
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The software worked fine for me, on OSX 10.8.5. But the drop lists for ammo are very limited. I couldn't even find .338 Lapua Magnum in the list.
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Try, http://www.rawilson.net/shareware/BoreScope/ The software does not allow you to make a target for a 100yd zero on an AR. I had to use the website to get a 2 1/2" sight height for 100yd (standard L.E. distance) bullet does not rise above line of sight. Good for close in work. As for the mac I can't ans. that I have a PC.
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I use a Mac and the software works fine for me. It is not the end all in software but for what I needed it was fine.
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Hi WK Lorber, I too have the same as you and am a convert to Mac, I have MS Office 2004 for Mac, where did this post get you please and how did you go forward... nearly a year ago? Cheers Bob sortemout@btinternet.com
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Put me in the frustrated club. Like another commenter I did not spend a lot of time, but it became clear that my use was not one of the primary supported methods. If you're not in Apple world, I would be prepared to devote some time to getting it to work. It should be possible, but the quick-start easy-setup is not going to do it, and once you get past that, you're on your own to some extent. Docs are not extensive, I didn't see if they have support.
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I returned the unit as it did not work. I am using Q see. Q see works with apple well. but accessing via internet for using their application is a problem.
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oh no, so do you not recommend this frame for mac users or did you finally get it fixed? i'm a mac user and i want to purchase this, but if everyone is experiencing the same problem..
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I just bought an HP dv6t and I have to say, I'm less than impressed for a number of reasons. So much bloatware, nothing works exactly the way I want it to...I'm also eyeballing the MacBook Pro, but I haven't made up my mind yet (I still have a window of time to return the HP). I've never owned a Mac before, but Mac owners swear by them. Windows 7 is a pain!
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I'll second the other 2 comments, IT'S AWESOME all around. The only complaint from me is the voice recognition was on by default and it took me awhile to find how to disable that, because this was the first MAC I've worked with.
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Robert-- I'm glad you found it useful, but I don't want to be the basis of your buying decision. I have the MBP because I sell software that has to run on a Mac, but I don't think I'd spend my own money on it for personal use. It's a beautiful piece of machinery, but it is very tied to the Apple view of the world; anyone who buys an iMac, for example, throws out the goofy Apple mouse and plugs in a Logitech, but you can't do that on a notebook where the keyboard and mouse are built into the case. On the notebooks you're stuck with control-click where everyone else has a right button on the mouse. That's an example, and you get used to it, but the entire world is providing multiple input channels that Apple just doesn't think are useful, and thus they make little accommodation for them on this computer. If I were spending my own money, I'd get another Dell Precision. If you're comfortable with Mac usage, this is a fantastic piece of hardware. Just make sure-- go to a store and try it out before you buy it. Luck, BillR
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There are issues with Macs and EQ software. I think they've been working on it. Check out the EQ site for details, customer support is helpful.
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Works great for me. I'm using Macgo blu ray software. Not sure if there are other programs that will give you blu ray functionality. I googled blu ray on Mac, and that's the first program I saw.
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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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Hi, I too have old MAC laptops. I bit the bullet and searched on Goggle for " used macs" It is not the best way but it worked for me. I has aquired 4 used macs and am surviving the on slot of the new tech, OS systems and etc. It is a bit of crap shoot but I have extended my use of "clasic" SW. but the time is near where I will have to go to the newer software. The new SW is making our old SW useless. Regards W. Kirhgofer
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Finally working properly on iMac13,1 running Mavericks, the chipset is VIA VL812 & firmware v8581, upgrade firmware to v8584 from "http://www.station-drivers.com/index.php/listes-constructeurs/88-via-chipsets" (with a PC).Good luck to all who had the same problem with MacOS :P
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I had the same problem. There are two possibilities (1) the unit is not drawing enough power or (2) it does not work with your computer. This unit was not compatible with two Macs that I tested it on. It would not work and I could not resolve the problem. I had to return it. If you are on a Mac, then probably it will not work for you. If you are on a PC, see if you can get the unit more power.
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I ordered this for Mac OS 10.4.8 before reading these messages. Is anyone using it on a Mac? Does it use a Logitech or third-party driver as mentioned above?
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Hi, I too have old MAC laptops. I bit the bullet and searched on Goggle for " used macs" It is not the best way but it worked for me. I has aquired 4used macs and am surviving the on slot of the new tech, OS systems and etc. It is a bit of crap shoot but I have extended my use of "clasic" SW.but the time is near where I will have to go to the newer software. The new SWis making our old SW useless. Regards W. Kirhgofer
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I have the newest macmini and it worked perfectly. Everything is tighter than it seems in the video, but all works well.