I don't think it is particularly complicated to implement, but it is probably more difficult than either Boot Camp or Parallels and it isn't somthing with which we could assist you. The last solution (Virtual Box) can be comepletely free of charge when combined with free virtual machine images which are legally available on the MS website. The first option is to have some way to run Windows programs on your Mac such as Boot Camp, Parallels, Xen, VMWare, or Virtual Box. We are looking into other options (I don't know if we will actually be able to come up with something more permanent or not), but there are only two workarounds I know of at this point. I am not sure we have the old install image available and I am pretty sure the standalone versions required a Silverlight capable browser to install on a Mac even if we do have a copy. I have the same problem with Silverlight and Safari 12. Is there a download link for the old standalone Mac version?ģ.) What else can you suggest beside Parallels for running TC 2000 on Mac? Could you please make this version downloadable again so that Mac users can still run TC without Parallels. Also other Browser like Chrome and Firefox dont support it anymore.ġ.) Are there any broswer that you know of which still support silverlight to run TC on a Mac?Ģ.) On my other Macbook I am still running TC 2000. Yday I updated to Safari 12 for Mac and it doesnt support Silverlight anymore to run the TC 2000 browser version. Safari 12 - no more silverlight support - solutions? Welcome Guest, please sign in to participate in a discussion. Attention: Discussion forums are read-only for extended maintenance until further notice.
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