DD for MACs? (1 Viewer)

[aldelgreco]

...on a mac running OSX?

 

[CalBear]

...on a mac running OSX?

No, it's a Windows application. If you have Parallels or some other Windows emulation software you could run it on a Mac. Or you can use the VBD Excel App.

 

[Kleck]

Runs fine using Virtual PC (this is how I run DD), or if you have a newer Intel Duo Core processor it will run using Windows on the Mac.

 

[Loopdog]

negative, i have the same problem

they want you to buy a program called boot camp but i dont wanna spend the money and i dont want to install windows, thats why i bought a mac

lemme know if you figure out a way around it

 

[Kleck]

negative, i have the same problem

they want you to buy a program called boot camp but i dont wanna spend the money and i dont want to install windows, thats why i bought a mac

lemme know if you figure out a way around it

Boot camp doesn't cost anything. It's a free download. LINK

 

[goonsquad]

negative, i have the same problem

they want you to buy a program called boot camp but i dont wanna spend the money and i dont want to install windows, thats why i bought a mac

lemme know if you figure out a way around it

Boot camp doesn't cost anything. It's a free download. LINK

Correct. Boot Camp is free, but you need to buy (or obtain through other means ) your own copy of Windows. And have an Intel-based Mac, of course.

 

[mightymorse]

Another alternative, if you have the means: I installed DD on a PC at work, along with VNC server software (free). At home, I use DD remotely by running a VNC client on my iBook. Not as fast as sitting at the computer, but very usable. (If only my Antsports drafts moved fast enough that speed was an issue. )

So if you have a PC that you can connect to remotely, this is at least a free alternative to emulation software.

 

[AcousticNut]

Another alternative, if you have the means: I installed DD on a PC at work, along with VNC server software (free). At home, I use DD remotely by running a VNC client on my iBook. Not as fast as sitting at the computer, but very usable. (If only my Antsports drafts moved fast enough that speed was an issue. )

So if you have a PC that you can connect to remotely, this is at least a free alternative to emulation software.

Good suggestion. I actually use VNC to remote from work into my home PC so that I can read the FBG forums when I have a break at the office (Fantasy sites are blocked at my workplace of course).In regards to the original poster though, I don't see a downloadable version of WinVNC for Mac.