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Macintosh Software


Please note that some of these software packages are quite large. If you are on dial-up, you may want to consider bringing a blank CD into the IT Support Centre (Stauffer Library) and we'll help you download the packages and burn them to CD.

Please note, this site only works with Safari or Firefox. It does not support Internet Explorer and in most cases using Internet Explorer will cause you to have errors.


OS X

Software Package Description Requirements
Macintosh Software Manager
Updated: 21 June 2006 		Configures your Mac for access to the Internet at Queen's via Dial-up Modem (Not required for ResNet, or External ISP). Includes support for 10 Digit Dialing and changes to Queen's Modem pool. -
Adobe Reader Software allowing you to open PDF files. -
Fetch
Updated: 10 Apr 2012

A file transfer (FTP/SFTP) client.

Fetch 5.7 runs on Mac OS X 10.5.8 or later including Mac OS X 10.6 Snow Leopard and Mac OS X  10.7

 Registration with Fetchworks for free
JellyFiSSH JellyfiSSH is a simple bookmark manager for connecting to *NIX boxes like MacOS X/BSD/Linux etc via Telnet or SSH 1 or 2.
This software uses the SSH client built-in to Mac OS X.		 -
JMP ITServices currently maintains a campus license agreement with SAS Inc. for the JMP statistical software package, which covers JMP versions for MS Windows and Macintosh computers. The JMP software must be used only for teaching, learning and research, as the Queen’s JMP license agreement explicitly stipulates that the software must not be used for administrative purposes.

Mac OS X 10.5 or higher required for V8

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Maple

Maple is the essential technical computing software for today’s engineers, mathematicians, and scientists. Whether you need to do quick calculations, develop design sheets, teach fundamental concepts, or produce sophisticated high-fidelity simulation models, Maple’s world-leading computation engine offers the breadth and depth to handle every type of mathematics.

MacOS X 10.5, 10.6 or later required for V14

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Mozilla Firefox

An open source web browser from Mozilla.

Firefox V3.6.13 Requires: MacOS X 10.5.x or later. 256MB RAM.

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Symantec EndPoint (SEP) V12.1
Updated: 10 Apr 2012

Anti-virus software from Symantec.   

 

Protects your computer from all known PC viruses as well as from Macintosh-specific viruses.

Note:Old version was known as Symantec Anti-Virus (SAV).

Please note compatible with OS X v10.5,  v10.6 and V10.7.

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Oracle Calendar 10.1.2
  		Online scheduling software, formerly known as Corporate Time. Oracle Calendar services.
NOTE: Before running Oracle Calendar, when upgrading from Corporate Time you will need to delete "CorporateTime Data, CorporateTime Data.tmp, CorporateTime Index, CorporateTime Params and CorporateTime Time Zones" file from your documents folder.

Licensed users.

Note: Not compatible with Mac OS X 10.7 (Lion) 

SPSS

The SPSS Client is a commercial statistics and data management package.

Requires Intel Mac with Mac OS X 10.5 or 10.6 for V19

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TN3270X Telnet emulation software for OS X. TN3270 is only needed by Staff and Faculty using the MVS/PCICS mainframe. -
TSM
Updated: 10 Apr 2012

Backup software from Tivoli. TSM backup services.


V6.1.3 supports only Mac OS X 10.5.  And V6.3.0 supports  Mac OS X 10.6 and Mac OS X 10.7

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Expired Software
Eudora

An email client developed by Qualcomm. Supports both POP and IMAP protocols.

Note: Apple Mail is recommended (Apple Mail is built into Mac OS X), contact ITServices for help converting from Eudora, if needed.. 

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Stuffit

Stuffit for Mac.

Replaced by Finder. Macintosh Finder has built-in support for decompression of ZIP and other compressed files.

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Notes: 

  • Mac OS X has a built-in (access via Sharing Panel in System Preferences) FTP Server (enable FTP Access) and SFTP Server (enable Remote Access).
  • Mac OS X has a built-in (access via Sharing Panel in System Preferences) SSH Server (enable Remote Access to allow remote access via SSH).
  • Terminal program located in the Utilities folder.
  • Mac OS X has a built-in Mail client that supports POP and IMAP called Mail.
  • Mac OS X has a built-in PDF and Image viewer called Preview.
  • Mac OS X has a built-in Compress / Decompression of ".zip" and decompression of other compressed files.

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