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RE: Transfering a site from pc to mac (in WebDwarf, SiteSpinner, SiteSpinner Pro 'How do I...') by Bruceee There is no Mac version of SiteSpinner, but the version you have should run on a Mac if you use a PC emulator. Some starting ideas here.... Virtual Mechanics: Support > Virtual Mechanics: Community Forums and FAQs > Virtual Mechanics: Community Forums and FAQs > WebDwarf, SiteSpinner, SiteSpinner Pro 'How do I...'   RE: Site Spinner Pro for Mac Users (in WebDwarf, SiteSpinner, SiteSpinner Pro 'How do I...') by larryd No, SiteSpinner is a Windows only product. It has been reported a way back in the forum that it does work under a Windows emulator for mac.... Virtual Mechanics: Support > Virtual Mechanics: Community Forums and FAQs > Virtual Mechanics: Community Forums and FAQs > WebDwarf, SiteSpinner, SiteSpinner Pro 'How do I...'   RE: Site Spinner Pro for Mac Users (in WebDwarf, SiteSpinner, SiteSpinner Pro 'How do I...') by Bruceee SiteSpinner will work -- you just need to run it through a Windows Emulator on the Mac. This thread suggests some possible candidates.... Virtual Mechanics: Support > Virtual Mechanics: Community Forums and FAQs > Virtual Mechanics: Community Forums and FAQs > WebDwarf, SiteSpinner, SiteSpinner Pro 'How do I...'   RE: Macintosh (in WebDwarf, SiteSpinner, SiteSpinner Pro 'How do I...') by Bruceee Hi Jim, its a while since I've seen you in here. Oh noooooooo!!! Please don't buy a Mac!!! I guess my prejudice is showing I think the answer is that there is no Mac version of SiteSpinner available. But if you want to run a PC emulator on the Mac, then you would be able to run your current version... Virtual Mechanics: Support > Virtual Mechanics: Community Forums and FAQs > Virtual Mechanics: Community Forums and FAQs > WebDwarf, SiteSpinner, SiteSpinner Pro 'How do I...'   RE: Macintosh (in WebDwarf, SiteSpinner, SiteSpinner Pro 'How do I...') by Barry888 emulator on the Mac might be THE answer. I'm ashamed, no MAC besides me. My brother has 3 but he's ... rubbish training. It took decades to Microsoft to approach what the MAC desktop looked like... STILL we ... mistakes...) Now to develop a MAC version needs a new team, new computers, etc... Derry could tell us... Virtual Mechanics: Support > Virtual Mechanics: Community Forums and FAQs > Virtual Mechanics: Community Forums and FAQs > WebDwarf, SiteSpinner, SiteSpinner Pro 'How do I...'   SiteSpinner for Mac? (in WebDwarf, SiteSpinner, SiteSpinner Pro 'How do I...') by Scotty Just wondering if there is a Mac version in the pipeline? This is bar far the best web design program I have ever used and am continuing to enjoy using it on my Windows machine... but it would be nice if I could run it on my iBook too (without an emulator) Recently showed off SSv2 to a Dreamweaver... Virtual Mechanics: Support > Virtual Mechanics: Community Forums and FAQs > Virtual Mechanics: Community Forums and FAQs > WebDwarf, SiteSpinner, SiteSpinner Pro 'How do I...'   RE: Make V2 software MAC compatible please (in Feature Requests) by Bruceee project -- details here. And don't write off using an emulator on your Mac -- others are running them ... Hope you are still around to read this I think we have to be realistic here. A Mac version of SiteSpinner just isn't going to happen. This is a major rebuild for maybe 5% of potential SiteSpinner... Virtual Mechanics: Support > Virtual Mechanics: Community Forums and FAQs > Virtual Mechanics: Community Forums and FAQs > Feature Requests   Which other browsers should I install to ensure compatibility? (in WebDwarf, SiteSpinner, SiteSpinner Pro 'How do I...') by Richard Iredale ? And what about the Mac folks? Is there some sort of emulator out there? ... . Then, of course, there's the Mac world. I'm running XPpro, and IE is installed. Which other browsers should... Virtual Mechanics: Support > Virtual Mechanics: Community Forums and FAQs > Virtual Mechanics: Community Forums and FAQs > WebDwarf, SiteSpinner, SiteSpinner Pro 'How do I...'

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