Can i get Autodesk Inventor on a mac book pro

Yes, but you will have to install windows. Here is an article about that:

For Inventor 2014 Mac® users

On Boot Camp®:

You can install Autodesk Inventor Professional software on a Mac computer on a Windows partition. The system must use Apple Boot Camp to manage a dual OS configuration and meet the minimum system requirements.

• Mac OS® X 10.6 (10.8 or higher recommended)
• Boot Camp v2.0 or higher
• Windows 7 64-bit
• Intel® Core 2® Duo or greater processor with SSE2 technology, 3.0 GHz or greater
• 8 GB RAM or greater
• 64 GB free disk space on Windows OS partition (250 GB recommended)

Here is the link explaining it:

http://usa.autodesk.com/adsk/servlet/ps/dl/item?siteID=123112&id=15402497&linkID =9242018

The real answer to this is: NO you can't run Inventor on OS X. You have to install Windows into your Mac to make it work. Every time you turn on your Mac you have to boot Windows instead of OS X where you can install and run Inventor. But NO, you can't use it in OS X and you actually have to buy original Windows operational system to make it all legal.

That's a 4 year old article on how to install Windows XP using Boot Camp 2.1.

It's hardly relevant to the OP's needs.

To The OP.

Navigate to Applications>Utilities>Boot Camp Assistant (on your Mac) Open the assistant and print and read the Boot Camp Directios. (It's on page 1)

Yes of course it will run on Mountain Lion. But as you will be partitioning your hard drive, when you use windows on that partition not Mountain lion. I hope that makes sense.

Here you go.

Step by step on how to do it.

http://www.iclarified.com/entry/index.php?enid=2672

Phil

You need to buy a copy of Windows, and if your Macbook Pro has a DVD drive you must use a DVD, not an ISO.

Hi guys,

I need your help. I'm trying to get a macbook air or pro. I'm not sure if the System is runing fast enough for the bootcamp with Autodesk Inventor (2013). Is there somebody with an good answer?

Sure man, no problem.

If you have any further questions, post back!

Try the Microsoft Store, or maybe Amazon.