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This is urgent and worth 500 points. &nbsp;<br />
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I am an experienced Windows developer with no knowledge or experience of Macintosh.<br />
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I have developed a stand-alone Windows application using VB.NET and a MS Access database. &nbsp; A company is interested in my product, but they say it also needs to run on a Macintosh. &nbsp;What would be the preferred solution?<br />
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Do most commerical software solutions have two versions? &nbsp;One for Windows and one for Mac?<br />
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I have heard of RealBasic. &nbsp;Don't know anything other than what I have read online though.<br />
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What about redesigning my app to run as a local website...would it then run on a Mac? &nbsp;The app currently uses ADO with a MS Access database. &nbsp;<br />
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Thanks in advance for your expert advice!<br />
Ryan<br />
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This is urgent and worth 500 points.  

I am an experienced Windows developer with no knowledge or experience of Macintosh.

I have developed a stand-alone Windows application using VB.NET and a MS Access database.   A company is interested in my product, but they say it also needs to run on a Macintosh.  What would be the preferred solution?

Do most commerical software solutions have two versions?  One for Windows and one for Mac?

I have heard of RealBasic.  Don't know anything other than what I have read online though.

What about redesigning my app to run as a local website...would it then run on a Mac?  The app currently uses ADO with a MS Access database.  

Thanks in advance for your expert advice!
Ryan




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