Software or IMac?

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  1. Shaun

    Shaun New Member

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    does anyone know if I can download and use the cad/cam lite software found on the Torchmate website to a MacBook Pro?
     
  2. LECS Tim

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    There is a program for mac called bootcamp that some of our customer have used to get windows based programs to work on their MAC including our CAD/CAM.
     
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    bigjoe Well-Known Member

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    I was told its not recommended
     
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    Dan Turner Well-Known Member

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    can you partition the hard drive and run Windows on it?
     
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    Purchase Vmware fusion, create a Windows virtual machine and it will run fine
     
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    OcalaWill Well-Known Member

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    I run Parallels/Windows XP on my iMac and TM CAD/CAM runs fine. You need to make sure that Windows has control of the TM USB key/dongle BEFORE you start the program. Otherwise it will work for awhile then lock you out losing all your work in the process.

    For the VMD I ended up getting a new Windows machine to run the table.
     

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