Installing UCINET on MAC machine
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#6462 I am asking students to install UCINET for my course. However, students using MAC seem encounter problem during installation although they read instruction on UCINET sites. I am not MAC user and I do not know hoe to help them. 'I tried to open the software UCINET withWine Bottler and X11 in my MacBook Air again last night, but in vain. Apple told me that the button 'Anywhere' for installation of softwarewas no longer available for new series of MacBook and that was why failure ofopening of UCINET. May I know if other methods for fixing theinstallation problems?' Does anyone know how to fix it? Thank you. Josie Lam |
#6463 I used this work around in a 2017 class so I dont know if it still is effective. I teach SNA and have Mac users in the class. So I got a MacBook Pro to see how to use UCINET in that environment. Below is what I have come up with so far. It uses an Oracle utility called VirtualBox. John Skvoretz From: ucinet@... on behalf of jwilam@... [ucinet] Sent: Thursday, November 7, 2019 4:57 AM To: ucinet@... Subject: [UCINET] Installing UCINET on MAC machine I am asking students to install UCINET for my course. However, students using MAC seem encounter problem during installation although they read instruction on UCINET sites. I am not MAC user and I do not know hoe to help them. 'I tried to open the software UCINET with Wine Bottler and X11 in my MacBook Air again last night, but in vain. Apple told me that the button 'Anywhere' for installation of software was no longer available for new series of MacBook and that was why failure of opening of UCINET. May I know if other methods for fixing the installation problems?' Does anyone know how to fix it? Thank you. Josie Lam |
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