Will this work for my Mac computer using bootcamp
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Yes. See this article for FAQ's and such for installing Windows 7 on Bootcamp--&gt; http://support.apple.com/kb/ht3986
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I think yes if you format it in the most basic/old formats still recognized by both Mac and Windows OS you are using. FAT-32 should work. However there should be a downside in performance because the latest formats used by both operating systems are much better and advanced than the old formats. These newer/latest formats can't be used simultaneously on both Mac and PC. So my answer is yes but with significant drawbacks. I recommend you do more research on the net
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It will work depending on the mac product and if there are drivers to download for it
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No idea. It's reasonably well behaved software so it might work in an whatever Windows compatibility box you might be able to scrounge up under the various Mac OS issues.
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Not sure about MBP, however I do have Win 7 with FSX installed on my Early 2013 iMac via bootcamp. Everything works great.
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My system is Windows mate, don't know about mac. maybe the seller can help you with that :)
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If its a window base game will not run on Mac, unless you boot camp it. hope that help.
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I don't know about a MacBook but I have a Mac desktop system running OS 10.5 and have no problems with it. I don't see why it wouldn't work.
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Yes. Go to its website to download the mac version driver and you are good to go
775596
The software runs in Windows. You need Bootcamp or Parallels on your Mac to use their software. The only Mac OSX program which downloads directly from the device is "SleepyHead" (home grown software) and it is only the newest test build of that program which works (unstable nightly builds, on Sorceforge).
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no it does not i have windows and osx mavericks on my partition with bootcamp so got the best of both worlds
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It doesn't make a difference if it's a Mac Mini or any other Mac. It has Snow Leopard with Boot Camp, and it has high enough specs, and it's a safe bet dual booting works fine.
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Yes you can, just make sure to install drivers if your Mac don't have them installed.
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Yes this will work with mac products as well. Just a simple driver download is all you need.
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Yes. As long as your Mac has a USB connection. I use an iMac (2009 ish) and it works fine on Mavericks. The OS is less important than having the USB connection.
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It has video inputs for VGA, Digital, and Display port, so if you have native options on the mac book for these, then yes it will work. Otherwise you will need some adapter.
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From BeadCreator website: Platform Requirements: BeadCreator 6 works with all Windows platforms, including 7; 512Mb RAM. For Macintosh, BeadCreator runs great. To make it work, you need a valid copy of some version of Windows and BootCamp. Or you can install VirtualBox (free) and then you don't need BootCamp and can switch back and forth from the Mac to Windows without rebooting. See more at: http://www.beadcreator.com/pages/faqs#sthash.AWjpm3ts.dpuf