Ms Project For Mac Os
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Merlin Project is now available in version 5 and it is imho the MS Project for Mac. So you dont need to work with MS Project, but get a real piece of Mac software, which works seamlessly with Calendar, Contacts and has the ease of use of macOS. I had a similar problem when i switched to Mac. I came across an app called Project Planning Pro through some forum here. It allows you to view MS Project files and also edit it. It has most of MS Project features too and quite cheap. It combines professional functionalities with intuitive usability and may well be considered the most powerful MS Project alternative for macOS currently available. Merlin Project: Microsoft Project Professional for Mac and iPad users. Merlin Project is an application you can customize to meet your individual needs.
A Native Mac App. Project Viewer 365 from Housatonic is a native Mac app that allows you to view or edit Project files on your Mac without virtualization. For users who don’t touch Windows PCs that’s a perfectly reasonable solution. However, it should be noted that the cost of $80 per year for a version of Project Viewer 365 that edits your.MPP files is oftentimes higher than the cost of. I am interested in purchasing Microsoft Project 2010 for use on my Mac but I note that in the system requirements for this package that there is no mention of Mac OS X compatibility. Can this package.
richardtrench
macrumors newbie
Ms Project Alternative Mac Os X
I have a MacBook Air and I run MS Office 2011 however I now need MS Project also. office doesnt seem to have Project as part of it. I contacted MS and they told me that Project isnt currently available on Mac. They did mention however that I could run Windows alongside my OS, however this is going to cost me a lot more than I had hoped to pay. Is there any other way of running MS Project on my Mac? Ive looked at a few other Project Management apps available for Mac, but MS Project is what I use at work and seems superior than anything Ive seen available for Mac.
Any ideas?
Richard