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MtRR75:

--- Quote from: DRLOCO on January 06, 2019, 05:50:21 PM ---I say the "in theory" part above because I'm using mac's and the old old Dell laptop that got retired at work needs to be upgraded to even use with the RP ci-1 interface system.

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The last time that I checked, Ring Engineering does not support Macs.

DRLOCO:
I was aware of the non-support of mac's and that's fine.  I have an ancient dell that I'm trying to revive with an operating system that will support the RP system. I think I just need to wipe and start over, but I"m not the most tech savvy guy when it comes to PC's...(or mac's, for that matter!)

faithie999:
im a diehard Mac guy, but I have to credit Microsoft with building operating systems that run on ancient computers. I rebuild old computers and give them away.  I buy legit windows 10 licenses on eBay for about $5 and do a clean install of windows 10 (you can download windows 10 from MS and burn an installer).  give it a try.

TwinStar:
I'm a Mac guy as well and just installed a new SSHD to extend the life of my mid 2012 MacBook Pro. My affinity for iOS is a different story though.

I wish RailPro Assistant worked with Mac as well. I've been waiting on that for quite some time and think I'll be waiting forever. I need a PC to operate my LogBook program and SignalSuite that will run the interlockers and signals on my module so I'm not 100% bent out of shape over the issue. Given the choice I'd elect for a good EMD567 sound profile over OS capability though. I opted not to partition my drive or install Parallels this go around so I haven't been able to anything until I get a PC. I may have to look at rebuilding an old one though. I really hate to drop $300-600 for a new all-in-one just to run three programs.

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