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I read the article, went to the Wine HQ Binaries page for the download. My question is, what version would I download to use on Mac OSX (Lion) for use with Windows applications? There are so many and I don’t know which one to use. Can you please tell me which version I would use on a Mac for windows applications?
I absolutely use MS Money 2007 Deluxe (I have all of my credit/loans/etc. accounts and checking book on there), Stamps.com software (for printing my own postage), Versacheck Business Suite (To print out my own checks, labels, business cards, etc.), and I use Printmaster programs as well. I also use Microsoft Office 2007 (Blue edition?) for everything from spreadsheets and documents to Outlook. I also use Windows Live mail on my desktop so I don't have to use a browser to get my mail. I also use Anytime Organizer. I think that my Brother PtTouch labeler may work with it, but not sure and my Brother fax machine as well. My HP printer has software. I;m sure that I can get google chrome for mac as well as last pass for mac too.
Thank you again for all of the suggestions and answer to my question. I appreciate it. I just don't know if I am cut out to be a mac person after being a pc person for years on end now.
No idea what stamps.com is, pretty sure you can do that online though without software.
Chrome, yes it is on mac too.
Office -> Use Apple Pages, much better. I dont use Numbers myself though. (http://www.apple.com/iwork/pages/)
Live Mail -> Can be imported into Apple Mail as easily as any other email account, you dont need to use MS software for that. (http://www.mac-forums.com/forums/os-x-apps-games/99551-how-do-i-set-up-mail-sync-my-hotmail-account.html)
Organizer - no idea what that is.
Brother Labelling software - give up on that, very unlikely it has a Mac version.
HP Printer - You dont need software for that, printers just work in Macs anyway.
Printmaster - again, Apple Pages is far superior for both simple word processing and desktop publishing.Money - there are some money softwares, but I cant comment on them as they're all designed for US accounts, and the UK uses a different banking interface. As far as I know, MS stopped releasing MS Money anyway, but you can certainly get something that will import its data on osx. (http://www.jumsoft.com/money/)
Hope that gives you a start.
Thanks James. I live in the US, so I have no idea what is used in the UK as well. To fill you in, Stamps.com allows me to print postage directly from my computer to my printer.
Office 2007 has many programs not just excel and word, but Outlook, Powerpoint and Publisher as well as others.
Good to hear about live mail and Google Chrome.
Brother P-Touch Labeling software I use to make labels for things around the house as well as for my husband.
Printmaster I use for greeting cards, Graduation announcements, business cards, etc. I use this program frequently.
From what I hear, there are not very good money softwares for mac that even come close to Microsoft Money. I have been using this software for years and years.
I also use VersaCheck for printing my own checks, as the credit union said that it was perfectly fine to do that and it saves me time and money from ordering them from the bank.
So, as you can see, I use my pc every single day for various programs and features. I just am not sure that switching to a mac would be a worthwhile thing to do. I still have to get used to the whole interface of mac.
Thank you again for your assistance and feedback on my concerns. It has been a re-learning process using a mac.
I agree with James...
In addition to Apple iWorks there is also Microsoft Office for Mac 2011 or OpenOffice (free).
Anyzime Organizer - it depends on what you actually do with it. You can schedule your days, have alarms and reminders for Birthdays, Anniversaries and stuff like that within iCal (ships with Mac OS X), Notes are in Apple Mail and you can also find a Stickies app within the Application folder.
You can also find plenty of free Apps for To-Do Lists and World clocks within the Mac App Store, maybe even as a Dashboard widget.
For all the above you might also be interested in Jumsoft Relationship which kind of puts all of them within a single application.
PTouch driver and Editor can be found in the Brother Solutions Center
As for Versacheck Business Suite and Printmaster I can't give you any pointers ~ sorry.
Anyways, in general I still suggest to do virtualization instead of WINE. Parallels is great even for non-technicians (if you will) and once Windows is up and running you can install any Windows software without concerning yourself with configuration or stuff like that - it's Windows, just virtual running on your Mac.
Thank you for your suggestions. I am a newbie with a mac and there are just some windows based applications that I need, but don't have alot of hd space or ram, so I was trying to avoid using bootcamp or a vm. From what I read on how to install Wine, it seems so complicated, but I didn't want to have to pay alot for crossover. I really like my pc, but am tired of the updates/virus protection/etc, and wanted to use a mac. Wondering now if I am making a serious mistake. I may need to use a vm if I cannot integrate windows apps into mac osx. (BTW: Using a 2009 macbook pro model).
Well, if you can name a few examples we might be able to give you some alternatives native to Mac ~ at least you could try them out if they suite your needs.
here is tutorial for installing wine on Mac
http://www.davidbaumgold.com/tutorials/wine-mac/WineBottler
http://winebottler.kronenberg.org/
tutorial
http://mac.appstorm.net/how-to/virtualization/run-windows-apps-on-your-mac-free-with-wine-bottler/try this : http://sourceforge.net/projects/darwine
WineHQ has no binary for Mac OS X. You can only try one of the 3rd party packages. Personally I wasn't satisfied with any of the solutions (PlayOnMac, WineBottler, CrossOver) although they may have improved to a usable state by now.
I recommend using VirtualBox (free) or the commercial alternatives VMware Fusion and Parallels.
Second that. Lisa - give up on Wine. It sucks, requires too much setup and faffing around. Use a viirtual machine program like Mike mentioned above. I use parallels myself, never had any problems with any apps.
Lisa,
Actually, WineHQ recommends that you use Crossover which is available as a free trial. Code Weavers also offers Crossover Games, which as you may have guessed, is dedicated to running Windows games on OSX. Additionally, CodeWeavers provides Crossover Bundle which will give you the best of both applications and games. If you're curious whether Crossover will support the application or game you desire, you can head over to their compatibility page.
- Jeff
Hello, you could also try Wineskin:
I would recommend PlayOnMac depending on what Application you would like to use. It uses WINE, but has a GUI and is much simpler to use.
It has terrible reviews, and only runs a few apps. We declined to review it at MakeUseOf, which is quite rare.
I have had decent luck with it, but I will not say it has not messed up on me, several times in fact. I had terrible luck running regular WINE in OSX so I tried several thing and liked PlayOnMac. If I had enough OS licenses I would Virtualize , but it is not worth the cost for me.
Star Wars: The Old Republic made a lot of noise when it first came out in 2011. It wasn’t only a huge and ambitious MMORPG, it was also a brand-new Star Wars game that promised to be bigger than any Star Wars game before it.
Based on estimates, Star Wars: The Old Republic (or SW: TOR, as the kids like to call it) is one of the most expensive games ever made. It also became the “fastest-growing MMO ever” when it reached 1 million subscribers within three days of its launch. Mac gamers, unfortunately, had to watch all of it from the sidelines, as the game was only released for Windows.
But then in January 2012, BioWare’s co-founders publicly stated that a Mac version of the game was on the table. Is SW: TOR ever coming to Mac? But even if it does, wouldn’t you be better off with one of the best MMORPG Mac games?
Is Star Wars: The Old Republic ever coming to Mac?
During an interview with Massively in January 2012, BioWare co-founders Ray Muzyka and Greg Zeschuk, had this to say about a Mac version:
We know there’s a big Mac audience of BioWare fans… We know that’s an important and large audience. And we want to serve that audience.
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Regarding a concrete time table, they added:
That’s definitely one of the things we’re looking at next. We want to get this launch under our belt and everything stabilized and happy, and then we’ll look at other platforms, and that’s obviously one of the first ones.
That made us hopeful but since that interview, both Muzyka and Zeschuk left BioWare, and not a single comment or statement regarding SW: TOR for Mac has been given.
Some claim a Mac port never happened because it wouldn’t be worth BioWare’s time. Looking at all the forum posts about this online, most notably The Old Republic‘s with 870 comments and Mac Rumors’ with 182,000 views, I beg to differ.
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Either way, it’s already 2019 and it seems virtually impossible that SW: TOR for Mac ever happens.
How to play Star Wars: The Old Republic on Mac
A lack of a Mac version doesn’t mean SW: TOR can’t be played on Mac. It just means you’ll need Windows or another third-party tool. As you probably know, there are several ways to play Windows games on Mac.
So the question isn’t whether or not you can play SW: TOR on Mac. The question is how:
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Bootcamp and Parallels are both straightforward methods. Wine can be a little trickier but this Reddit guide is an excellent starting point if you’re willing to go that route. No matter what method you chose, make sure your Mac meets the game’s official Windows system requirements:
- Processor: Intel Core 2 Duo 2.0GHz or better
- Operating System: Windows 7 or later
- RAM: 3GB RAM
- Graphics: 1GB RAM and support for Shader 3.0 such as Intel HD 3000 or better, AMD Radeon HD 7450, Nvidia GeForce 610 or better.
Running SW: TOR does require an extra effort, and after all these years, one has to wonder: Is it the best MMO you could be playing on your Mac?
Top SWTOR Mac alternatives
MMOs is the one genre where MacOS shines. MacOS doesn’t have all of the MMOs available on Windows but it certainly has the top ones. We’ve covered all the best MMORPGs for Mac, including premium and free-to-play ones.
There are too many excellent choices to mention them all, but if I had to recommend a few, these are our favorites:
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World of Warcraft
World of Warcraft (WoW) is still the best MMO out there. It receives excellent Expansions, which even after all these years, manage to reinvent the game. Battle for Azeroth, the game’s latest Expansion, was somewhat criticized but Blizzard has been hard at work releasing patches to improve it.
Blizzard is definitely willing to go the extra mile and that’s why World of Warcraft is still the best.
The Elder Scrolls Online
The Elder Scrolls Online is a somewhat recent MMO that was also supposed to dethrone WoW but couldn’t. Nonetheless, it’s still a great MMO and the only Elder Scrolls game on Mac.
The same can be said about Final Fantasy 14, an MMO that might not be as good as WoW but still a great choice for Final Fantasy and anime fans.
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If I had to recommend a free-to-play MMO, I would hesitate between The Lord of the Rings Online and Guild Wars 2, both excellent and generous in the amount of content you can enjoy without having to pay a dime.
Where to download SWTOR?
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If you ever decide to give SWTOR a try, you can download the game’s Free-to-play version here.