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Moving to MAC what problems will occur

Anonymous
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Our office is moving from PC to MAC ao or ArchiCAD is going to Mac. Will we be able to open PC ArchiCAD files from a MAC? Or take a Mac file home and work on our PC's? What other problems will we have? Will we lose our company libraries? Please help.
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Dwight
Newcomer
Me: yes it will. Over.
Dwight Atkinson
Chazz
Enthusiast
jkoenig1980 wrote:
You the the USB Key will work for both OS's
After much hue and cry they allowed this functionality in (I think) version 9.

Really Jeff, I don't think you are going to have too much trouble. Lots of folks do what you are wanting to do everyday. Even I do it (furtively and with deep-seated shame) occasionally.
Nattering nabob of negativism
2023 MBP M2 Max 32GM. MaxOS-Current
Karl Ottenstein
Moderator Emeritus
jkoenig1980 wrote:
You the the USB Key will work for both OS's
As Dwight says, yes. But moreover, OS X does USB the way it is supposed to be - true plug and play. It does not matter what USB port you plug your key or printer into on a Mac - it will just work. On Windows (at least XP and earlier), if you plug it into a different port, it wants to reinstall the driver if the device has never been plugged into that particular socket before...

Karl
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Dwight
Newcomer
Karl wrote:
plug and play.
You mean "plug and work."

Archicad stopped being "play" in 1994
Dwight Atkinson