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Meadowlands


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Am I right in thinking VT won't work on Macs?  If so does anyone have any alternatives to suggest have a few clients who just want basic spreadshet based accounts and would like to use VT+ with them but being stumped by the apple issue

 

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Alison



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Get a cheap second-hand computer just for use with VT+. Then put OpenOffice on it and you get a free and legal spreadsheet as well.

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Hi Rob,
my impression was that Alisons issue is with a clients computer rather than her own.


Hi Alison,
You're right. VT doesn't work with Macs. Might be worth installing a Windows emulator on it and then downloading a one month free trial of VT to see if it works. I don't know enough about MACs to suggest a good emulator but maybe someone else has had similar experiences?

kind regards,

Shaun.

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Shaun

Thats exactly what I was asking. I like VT its a good option for small start ups but a few have macs. not sure they will want to do the emulator option so will have to carry on with Excel for now until I find a better option.
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