1. Microsoft Access For Mac
2. Run Microsoft Access On Mac

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How to use Microsoft Access on a MAC. How to easily, efficiently and with no re-coding run Microsoft Access on a MAC. The picture opposite was reproduced from Microsoft’s pricing page for Office 365. The point to highlight is the text below the Access icon saying: “PC Only”. Like Google Drive, Dropbox acts like just another folder on your Mac, so you can just drag files and folders over as you please and then access them via the Android Dropbox app. Use an SD card Many Android devices come equipped with microSD card slot, which allows you to expand their storage. Control access to your camera on Mac Some apps and websites can use your camera to take photos or video. You can decide which apps are allowed to use the camera on your Mac. On your Mac, choose Apple menu System Preferences, click Security & Privacy, then click Privacy.

• Back to My Mac offers a really simple way to access files and share the screen of a remote Mac By keeping Back to My Mac enabled, the remote Mac will automatically show-up in Finder at all times.
• Software developers, data architects and power users have expressed a need to run Microsoft Access on their Mac without partitioning their hard drives or restarting. Firstly, if you fall into this category, Parallels Desktop for Mac can assist you with developing application software without reformatting or rebooting your machine.

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Articulate 360 isn't just for Windows PCs. Mac users can create beautiful e-learning courses, too. See these FAQs for answers to common questions about using Articulate 360 on a Mac:

Can I install Storyline 360, Studio 360, and Replay 360 on my Mac?

Mac users can install Storyline 360, Studio 360, and Replay 360 in Parallels Desktop, VMware Fusion, or Apple Boot Camp.

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Can I author responsive Rise 360 courses on my Mac?

Yes. Rise 360 is completely web-based, so you can use Safari, Google Chrome, and Firefox browsers on your Mac to create responsive Rise 360 courses.

Microsoft Access For Mac

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Run Microsoft Access On Mac

Can I record screencasts on my Mac?

Yes. Peek 360 is a native screen-recording app for Mac. It's available in the Mac App Store and is included with your Articulate 360 subscription.

Peek 360 is intuitive and fast. Your screencast will automatically upload to Articulate 360 when you're done recording. Then you can collect feedback with Review 360 or download your video as an MP4 file or LMS package.

Take a tour of Peek 360 to learn more.

Which Articulate 360 apps can I use on my Mac?

• Record brief training videos with Peek 360, our native screen-recording app for Mac. Install it from the Mac App Store.
• Create beautiful, responsive courses with Rise 360, a web app you can use in Safari, Google Chrome, and Firefox on your Mac.
• Collaborate with stakeholders in Review 360, a web app for collecting feedback on your e-learning projects.
• Grow your e-learning skills with Articulate 360 Training by attending exclusive, online webinars hosted by Tom Kuhlmann and other industry experts.
• Create engaging e-learning courses with Storyline 360, Studio 360, and Replay 360. Just install the Articulate 360 desktop app in Parallels Desktop, VMware Fusion, or Apple Boot Camp on your Mac. Then use the Articulate 360 desktop app to install Storyline, Studio, and Replay.
• Import professionally-designed slide templates, relatable characters, and royalty-free stock media from Content Library 360 directly into your courses.