Any problem using a Mac for NBME practice exams?

[sophiejane]

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My husband is getting ready to leave town with our PC and I will only have my Mac for the next week so I wanted to make sure people have done NBME practice tests on Macs without problems.

Anyone have issues?

 

[lama]

My husband is getting ready to leave town with our PC and I will only have my Mac for the next week so I wanted to make sure people have done NBME practice tests on Macs without problems.

Anyone have issues?

I have a MAC too. I haven't tried to take a test on my mac yet but I found the following info on the NBME website. Goodluck.

System Requirements
• Microsoft® Internet Explorer 5.1 or higher or Netscape® 7.0 or higher. Internet Explorer is recommended.
• Windows® 98, 2000, ME, NT, and XP.
• Color monitor capable of displaying 800 x 600 with 32 bit color. For best results, use a 17” or larger monitor with 800 x 600 resolution.
• Your computer must accept cookies
• Popup window software must be disabled
• It is highly recommended that you use a Windows-based machine. Although some examinees choose to take the self-assessments on a MAC, and the software may run acceptably, please note that we do not offer support for the MAC platform at this time.

 

[sophiejane]

I have a MAC too. I haven't tried to take a test on my mac yet but I found the following info on the NBME website. Goodluck.

System Requirements
• Microsoft® Internet Explorer 5.1 or higher or Netscape® 7.0 or higher. Internet Explorer is recommended.
• Windows® 98, 2000, ME, NT, and XP.
• Color monitor capable of displaying 800 x 600 with 32 bit color. For best results, use a 17” or larger monitor with 800 x 600 resolution.
• Your computer must accept cookies
• Popup window software must be disabled
• It is highly recommended that you use a Windows-based machine. Although some examinees choose to take the self-assessments on a MAC, and the software may run acceptably, please note that we do not offer support for the MAC platform at this time.

eeewww...well, that answers my question.

Thank you!

(grrrr...evil Windows....trying to take over the world...hmmph...)