Can you activate both Mac and PC version on single machine: If I buy a copy, will I run into any issues if I try to activate it on both my Mac and Boot Camp partitions?
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I think the "Dual Install" ability on Windows and Mac is a great feature. My first purch was the Photoshop Elements 2006, I have an HP Laptop and a MacBook Pro so I had to buy them separate and it gets costly to do this. So buying one with the installation available for both my machines is great. I never buy software from a "download" I buy actual hardware, I want physical material in hand to find if needed to reinstall or look up info.
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I have loaded the software on both of my Macs, I only use one at a time so there is no redudant issues.
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It depends on the one you purchase. On the page it ask if you want to buy the PC version or the Mac version, personally I have no experience with a Mac so.
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My recommendation would be to get the Windows version and leave it as a single NTFS partition. Just load the included utility on your Mac so that it will read/write to an NTFS disc and use the single large partition for both platforms. Makes it easy to share files cross-platform that way.
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I have 2 PCs as well, and usually use it on 1. But I did try to install the CD version on both once before I started buying the downloadable version. Plus the downloadable version, does allow reinstalls, so I would say yes.
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PC and Mac use different file systems. It will work on one or the other but not both at the same time.
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The Mac and PC versions are one and the same, but needs to be formatted if the PC version is to be used with a Mac. There is a video on-line that explains how to do this.
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I bought 12 and it came with discs for Windows and Mac in the same box. I installed on a 64 bit Windows 7 machine with no problem. Just make sure that when you purchase, the item tells you it is discs and not a software download.
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I have an iMac and a Macbook and had to buy a game for each computer. In both cases I did not have a disc. I downloaded the game from Amazon. I imagine the game is too old to be able to find it on disc....and even then, I don't know if a single disc cold provide the game for multiplr computers. It is a good game, Chuck
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I have not tried but since it is supposed to work on both platforms I don't see why not. I can actually try it out on a mac tomorrow and verify.
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I pulled out the disc that came with the software and it doesn't say Mac version anywhere on it. I also went to their website and it only lists downloads for Windows based software.
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I have the iMac and went ahead and bought Windows 7 to do work stuff on it through Bootcamp. Then, just recently bought the VC500 - downloaded it on the Windows 7 side and was able to connect my camcorder to the VC500 which was connected to my Mac and recorded it on Windows 7. Makes sense?In a nutshell, buying a full version of Windows and installing on my Mac was the best thing I could ever do. It's the best of both worlds - really.
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It won't work on any mac update. It is a PC game.If you're familiar with boot camp, it might work that way. You can try it out for free on their website with their demo.
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This is a full version... The difference between this one and the boxed version is that there is no Microsoft customer support include. As for installing on your MAC, yes this version will work. You can use Bootcamp that came with your MAC to dual boot or purchase and install Parallels which will allow you to run it virtually inside of OSX.
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According to the Phoenix and Horizon Hobby websites, this version will work on an INTEL-based Mac, running Windows XP, Vista, or 7, and also one of the following:Bootcamp (recommended)VMware FusionParallelsIt definitely won't run on an older, non-INTEL Mac or under the Apple OS.Since I'm not a Mac user, I'm not sure I couldn't guarantee if it would work. Others, below say definitely not, but maybe it was tried on a non-INTEL computer. I can only suggest that you do more research on the internet.
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I use MacFuse to access my NTFS partition on Bootcamp. Am just ordering the drive now, will see if MacFuse+NTFS is any faster or slower than Fat32.
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Yes this is the version you would buy to create a virtual machine on a Mac. I used this version to build a windows 8 machine on my iMac using Parallels. Works like a charm.