I've just made the leap from PC to Mac. MyMaths is a web-based package that runs on PCs and it is widely used in UK schools to provide material and homework for children. Does anyone know how I can run it on a macbook pro. On an iPad it is possible to access it by using something called the Puffin Academy. Is there an equivalent for the Mac?
MacBook Pro with Retina display, iOS 8.1.2
If its web based it should work directly. Unless it needs some type of special plugin.
Have you tried to access it on the Mac? If so what happens? Do you get errors?
Puffin Academy is merely a Flash supporting Browser for the iPad, as such if the website is Flash Based, you may need to install the Flash Plugin for Mac, like you would on Windows, but other than that it should work just like it does on Windows.
MyMaths is a web-based package that runs on PC
If it is web-based, you can open MyMaths website on your browser in your Mac.
All Puffin Academy is a way to view the web page via an OS device.
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Thanks. I'd assumed that I could run Flash player on the Mac as it was not possible to run it on the iPad without the Puffin Academy app. I had also forgotten that I must have installed Flash player on my PC many moons ago! Now installed and running well. 🙂
Glad its working.
Can I run MyMaths on my macbook pro?
