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I have an .exe file that I would like to open/read using my iMac OS X Ventura 13.3.1. Is there a quick fix or do I need to download BootCamp (something that I really do not want to do)?
iMac, OS X 10.11
You are correct: once an exe, always an exe. And Bootcamp is out as a possible solution. So, I have since done a fair amount of digging and have realized the the only way to get my 2 files readable by my iMac is to initially record them using the ISO-9660 format. That will allow both Mac and PC to read the files. I use Toast Titanium v20 and it works swimmingly. But you were 100% correct.
You are correct: once an exe, always an exe. And Bootcamp is out as a possible solution. So, I have since done a fair amount of digging and have realized the the only way to get my 2 files readable by my iMac is to initially record them using the ISO-9660 format. That will allow both Mac and PC to read the files. I use Toast Titanium v20 and it works swimmingly. But you were 100% correct.
You cannot convert Windows .exe programs into something that will run on macOS. They need to be run on Windows, or you need to obtain the equivalent macOS application.
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You're welcome. 🙂
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convert an .exe file to a file that can be read by my iMac OS X Ventura 13.3.1
