Apple Mac

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Apple Mac

2004-04-14 05:02 pm

Is it possible to use NWC with Apple Mac. I'm using an i-Mac with OSX

Ta!!!

Re: Apple Mac

Reply #1 – 2004-04-15 07:26 pm

Sorry, NoteWorthy Composer is a Windows-only program. I have a PC at home and an i-Mac at school where I teach elementary music. I have found Myriad software's Harmony Assistant and Melody Assistant to be very good on Mac. Go to http://www.myriad-online.com/enindex.htm to download a free demo of either or both.

Re: Apple Mac

Reply #2 – 2004-04-17 02:11 am

you can also look into a PC emulator for your macintosh. The Bochs emulator is free (http://bochs.sourceforge.net). You would then only need a copy of Windows. I'm working on setting bochs up on OS 8.6 and I'll see what happens and will report back.

Re: Apple Mac

Reply #3 – 2004-04-20 02:47 pm

Thanks for the info. I'm trying to run some music that someone has
written using NWC so it looks as if I shall have to get an Emulator

Thanks again for the help

David

Re: Apple Mac

Reply #4 – 2004-06-08 02:32 pm

Well I got Bochs to work on my WGS 9650/233 (i know -- its old). After first cheating by installing it first on my PC, I copied the virtual hard drive to my mac. Start up time for Windows 95? 8 Minutes! - So its not worth it :-(

Re: Apple Mac

Reply #5 – 2005-03-10 09:58 am

You can purchase Virtual PC to run on a mac, then use NWC. Try using Sibelius instead!! NWC really should be made available to we mac users - our sound is so superior!!!

Re: Apple Mac

Reply #6 – 2005-03-10 06:51 pm

...available to we mac users...
should read
...available to us Mac users...

Re: Apple Mac

Reply #7 – 2005-03-11 05:45 am

"WE are not amused"

Re: Apple Mac

Reply #8 – 2005-07-27 10:49 pm

Tout cela n'est pas faux...

Ceci dit, ce NWC devrait vraiment ce faire pour macOX
Yep!

manu