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  1. #1
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    How to get my app to run on a MAC

    So I wrote a program, and I am selling it online and I am happy with it. However, a lot of folks have asked if I have a version for MAC.

    I do not.

    Is there some sort of translator out there that will take my application and recompile it for a mac?

    If not, tell me what my best bet is.

    I wrote it in VB.NET 2008


    Thanks in advance

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    Re: How to get my app to run on a MAC

    I don't think it's 2008 compliant, but there is the Mono project, which allows Net apps to run.
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    Re: How to get my app to run on a MAC

    Ideally, I would like it to be recompiled somehow so it can be deployed and installed as a mac application rather than having to use some osrt of windows client that runs on mac.

    Maybe there is a company out there that will convert it for me.

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    Re: How to get my app to run on a MAC

    MAC runs Linux, so it will work. It's cross-platform compliant.
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