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I note that Monterey will work on the MacPro 2019 with its intel chip according to Apple. I have a 2019 MacPro and I have Big Sur with Parallels installed and Mojave installed in the VM and it works ok. For the time being I am using Mojave on my 2017 iMac and that is where I mainly use my PowerCADD....

I interpreted Todd’s post to say that PC10 64bit running on Intel is not going to happen, but that PC11 running natively on Apple Silicon was going to take its place, to be delivered in mid 2021. Does this mean there will be a Wild Tools version running natively within PC11?

David

I have attempted to downgrade Catalina to Mojave on my Mac Pro late 2019 using Matt Arnold's post of Mar 4, 2020, as a guide: https://www.engsw.com/PowerCADDForum/viewtopic.php?f=2&t=5&start=30 and Howard in Durham's post of Mar 6, 2020, where he draws attention to a 'shop.smalldog.com' blog in rela...

Thank you Alfred and Patrick!

David

When Apple announced the 2019 MacPro on Jun 4, they placed tech spec information on their website. In my post on this topic on Jun 4, I noted that by scrolling 3/4 of the way down the page, that the 2019 MacPro supported Mojave, which I observed would be essential for many Mac users. Apple has now u...

Hi Alfred,

I need to remove sections of a pdf which I have imported in PowerCADD. I did this earlier with your assistance for maps. Can this be done in the recent PowerCADD 9.1.8 (Build RB15) and WildTools (9.1.3 v5) versions?

David Jones

Thanks Alfred,

David

Is there another way to import Vectorworks files for Mac to PowerCADD other than dwg?

David

Thanks Alfred.

I've checked with Apple in Australia. If you look here, it confirms that the 2019 MacPro will support Mojave: https://www.apple.com/mac-pro/specs/ then scroll down to Operating System about three quarters down the page where it confirms that the 2019 MacPro supports Mojave. This is good news as far ...