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Old 06-29-2009, 07:43 PM
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MM calibration on a Mac?

I am trying to get my AP custom calibrated by MM, but I can not download the AP Manager because I have an Apple computer and do not run Windows. Does anyone know if there is an AP Manager program for Apple or do I have to run it all off a Windows system?

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Get Virtual Machine for the Mac.... that is what I use.
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No idea. You could download and install Sun Virtual Box and then install a Windows OS.
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kane beat me by 1 minute. Damm forum rules not letting you make consecutive posts
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Windows only.
Can you run in emulation?
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Yeah Jeff, Virtual Machine will do it - it runs windows inside the Mac OS.
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Sun's Virtual Box is free and runs great on a Mac
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There is actually a beta version of the AP Manager for OS X. It works fine for copying and deleting maps, but it is fairly buggy and I don't believe it can access the data logs. Tried the OS X version first, and now run it through windows on the mac.
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Thanks guys. I am trying Virtual Box..having some issues right now, but I'll get it worked out and hopefully have my AP custom calibrated soon.
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i just use a pc at work
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or just dual boot? All intel macs support dual booting...
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You're going to want to dual boot using Boot Camp if you are hooking up a USB to serial connection. Parallels/VMWare/etc are virtual machine environments that you run as an application under OS X, but they have a hard time with mapping physical ports on the computer. End result is you will have sketchy performance with connections that require constant data throughput.

Free solution- download the Windows 7 beta and burn it to dvd. Run Boot Camp Assistant (under applications->utilities), reboot while holding down the option key.
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