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<blockquote data-quote="pbd" data-source="post: 1604049" data-attributes="member: 329376"><p>Sometimes these craft discs do work on Mac, albeit in a different way than on Windows. They appear as files which you can open individually once you have put the disk in and opened it. The Crafters Companion ones (and probably some others) are presented in a programme that only Windows can open but the individual elements can still be opened and printed off. I've done this myself because when I want to manipulate items the programme sometimes won't let me do it. Create and Craft presenters on television often explain this when they are introducing the CDs/DVDs. I would imagine that the ones that include a graphics suite might not work though. Thinking of the Serif DigiKits. I'm not sure about tutorial ones but do try it and see if it works. You maybe able to get information from it, albeit not in the way that Windows does it. Good luck and it would be nice to know how you get on.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="pbd, post: 1604049, member: 329376"] Sometimes these craft discs do work on Mac, albeit in a different way than on Windows. They appear as files which you can open individually once you have put the disk in and opened it. The Crafters Companion ones (and probably some others) are presented in a programme that only Windows can open but the individual elements can still be opened and printed off. I've done this myself because when I want to manipulate items the programme sometimes won't let me do it. Create and Craft presenters on television often explain this when they are introducing the CDs/DVDs. I would imagine that the ones that include a graphics suite might not work though. Thinking of the Serif DigiKits. I'm not sure about tutorial ones but do try it and see if it works. You maybe able to get information from it, albeit not in the way that Windows does it. Good luck and it would be nice to know how you get on. [/QUOTE]
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