The answer is that Transcribe! Should run on any computer which can play sound and which is running a version of Windows/MacOS/Linux which Transcribe! Is available for. Naturally Transcribe! Runs faster on a more powerful computer, but you would need to try it to see what the performance is like on any particular computer. How to search on a mac for help.

Transcription Software Features • Variable speed playback (constant pitch) • Supports audio and video playback • Plays most formats including encrypted dictation files. • Use ‘hotkeys’ for mouse-free playback when transcribing directly into Word or other software Improve Work Flow • Dock both analog and digital portable voice recorders to load recordings • Automatically receives and loads files by internet (FTP), email or over a local computer network • Automatically sends typing to those who dictated the work • Load CD audio directly and start working as the audio loads Works with Other Software & Hardware • Supports professional USB foot pedals to control playback.

• Works with speech recognition software such as Dragon Naturally Speaking to automatically convert speech to text • Works with Microsoft Word and all major word-processors • Works with for entering medical/legal phrases and common phrases with keyboard shortcuts Transcription Software Related Software Recommended Hardware Professional Foot PedalsIncrease your words per minute by giving your feet control of playback, leaving your fingers free to type. The pedals are 'plug and play' which make them easy to install and use. There are three controls which are usually set up for rewind, play/pause and fast-forward. • Express Scribe has been designed to work with professional foot pedals to help improve your transcription turn-around and increase productivity. Transcription foot pedals are suitable for both Windows and Mac OS X.

Onenote for mac will not open onepkg file. Prasanna ~ Welcome to the Community. I have the exact problem - I saved my OneNote documents from my Windows 7 system into a.onepkg file and now looking to open it in a Mac. Be able to open local.one and.onepkg files using Mac OS X. My colleagues started using OneNote. They share their notebooks via a fileserver. I can only open them using OneNote for Windows. Exporting the Onenote notebook from a Windows Onenote client results in a onepkg file. It is impossible to simply share the file to a Mac where Onenote is installed and then import the Onepkg file.