Scrapebox on Mac?

Leith

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Oct 30, 2011

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• Feb 22, 2012

• #1

Anyone know how to get SB working on a Mac?

Without having to do too many technical things..?

 

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poosc

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• Feb 22, 2012

• #2

Just use bootcamp or parallels. Get a windows partition and then you're done.

 

kokoloko75

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Jan 1, 2011

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• Feb 22, 2012

• #3

VMware, Parallels Desktop ?

Beny

EDIT : Poosc was faster than me...

 

azguru

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Jan 5, 2012

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• Feb 22, 2012

• #4

I use boot camp - it's pretty easy to setup. Most IM tools only work on Windows, so this is a necessity

 

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scrapebox777

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• Jun 6, 2012

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Leith said:

Anyone know how to get SB working on a Mac?

Without having to do too many technical things..?

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Check ScrapeBlogsdotcom site, Mac OS X blog software similar to SB.

 

hindsight46

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• Jun 6, 2012

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I use parallels on my mac to run scrapebox and it runs just fine but I dont use it too heavily.

 

CyberknightTully

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• Jun 6, 2012

• #7

Leith said:

Anyone know how to get SB working on a Mac?

Without having to do too many technical things..?

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I am NOT trying to be a prick here but just spend a couple of hun and buy a PC. Avoid the whole mess and get a box that the program was designed to work properly on. This is my best advice as in the past I have tried to work with people who use Macs and invariably there were insurmountable problems.

Yeah, I know about the "Windows Side".

Fuck it then and just get a PC. You can run as many copies of SB on a single box as the box will handle and you will not have all the accessory bullshit that goes along with using a Mac.

Seriously.

Tully.

 

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Mollowbass

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• Aug 2, 2012

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ScrapeBlogs looks like the best bet. I think it is from the ScrapeBox owners but I am not sure.
Check it out if you like: http://www.scrapeblogs.com/

 

slim_dusty

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Jun 5, 2011

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• Aug 2, 2012

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There are some diehard mac fans here, me included. I brought a mac just for my seo stuff, even though 99% of programs use windows! I wouldn't bother with parallels - just use boot camp and everything works absolutely fine - exactly like a PC

 

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djc225

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• Aug 2, 2012

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Other option is a vps. I run a mac with parallels but the majority of my seo tools are on my windows vps. That way I don't have to worry about multiple programs hogging resources and i can keep them running 24/7