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Can get your Windows productivity applications and PC games up and running on your Mac quickly and easily. Runs the Windows software that you need on Mac at home, in the office, or at school without purchasing a Windows license, without rebooting your computer, and without having to use a virtual machine. And can run a wide range of Windows software. Easy Installs! Many Windows titles can be installed using our CrossTie technology. If you have CrossOver installed, and have the installer for your Windows software, simply click the button in our Compatibility Database, and CrossOver will automatically install your application for you! Compatibility Center Statistics 10,961 applications in database.
1,761 gold medal applications in database. 1,261 1-click install via CrossTie applications in database. 544,231 total CrossTie downloads to date. ESword is the top downloaded CrossTie with 109,071 downloads. Star Wars: The Old Republic is the top voted application with 319 votes. What's New Version 15.1: Note: Now requires OS X 10.8 or later. The User Interface of CrossOver's Software Installer has been redone.
Installing applications with CrossOver is simpler than ever before. CrossOver now includes a High Resolution Mode to allow compatible Windows applications to take full advantage of Macs with Retina displays.
Quicken 2016 now runs in CrossOver. Wine 1.8 brings thousands of updates to CrossOver's core compatibility with Windows applications.
Dual screen Linux setups will run Microsoft Office better than before. Screenshot： System requirements：. OS X 10.7 or Later Unzip Password：. Password：macpeers Download links：.
CrossOver Editor's Review Run Windows apps on your Mac with this handy emulation tool. Running Windows on a Mac has been a quest for all switchers and 'tweeners since the introduction of Intel based Macs in 2005/2006.
It hasn't been an easy go, either. Options are limited to either Apple's Boot Camp, which lets you create a separate partition and boot into Windows natively, or to virtual machines like Parallels Desktop or VMWare Fusion. Each option has its pros and cons; and almost all of your options really required a machine with a great deal of punch in order to get past the performance hits you're going to take, especially in a VM option. This is why I'm very excited about CrossOver. It’s a multiplatform Windows emulation tool that works on your Mac. CrossOver is a commercial version of Wine; and allows you to install many popular Windows applications on your Mac or Linux computer.
You can think of it as an emulator, but it's different, because it doesn't require a Windows OS license. Your applications seamlessly integrate into Mac OS X.
All you need to do is just click and run and app. You don’t' have to reboot or switch to a virtual machine; and most importantly, you don't have to buy Windows. Adding new Windows software is easy. All you have to do is insert the install CD in your machine. CrossOver will recognize it and offer to install it.
Once installed, CrossOver will configure the application to run on your Mac. The application comes in two different versions – Standard and Professional. CrossOver Standard provides individual users with the ability to run a wide variety of Windows software cleanly and economically. CrossOver Professional is meant for corporate users, and provides them with the enhanced deployment and management features an enterprise environment demands.
Crossover 13.2.0 (for Os X 10.6 Download For Mac
Pros: No Windows license fees needed or required. Works on your Mac or Linux box. Runs applications as a native Mac/Linux application. Cons: Won't run EVERY Windows application. Those requiring specific graphical support may not run well or may not run at all. MS Office 2010, for example will not install or run correctly, according to the CrossOver Compatibility Database.
Conclusion: CrossOver is perhaps one of the best little known gems of the emulation/virtual machine world. A commercial version of Wine, it runs a lot of games, but may not run some of the productivity software you're looking for. However, its cost is very reasonable; and its performance is decent, though you will likely see some level of performance hit. CrossOver is well worth its cost, especially if you really just need to run one or two Windows based apps on your Mac. Depending on your need for support and updates, CrossOver Pro may be a better value for you than CrossOver Standard. Just make sure you understand what you want to run, your support needs and have checked the Compatibility Database before you buy. Reviewed version: 10.1.1 CrossOver Publisher's Description.