Yeah, I'd like to use HeroForge on my mac, but it does have that crashing problem. Other versions for other games have worked better for me, and Spellforge works fine.
Character sheets for Mac
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KernelpaniK
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Looks like my theories now to get this working is to find a x86 emulator, or use remote desktop into a PC. The only x86 emulator I have found is Q Q - [kju![:]](http://www.enworld.org/forum/images/smilies/devious.png "Devious :]")
. I really didnt want to go this route, but I will try installing Win2k (since Office 2003 will work on it and everyone recommends Win2k with emulation).
. I really didnt want to go this route, but I will try installing Win2k (since Office 2003 will work on it and everyone recommends Win2k with emulation).KernelpaniK
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Qemu emulates x86 so slow, its not even loading the applications correctly. I guess i need to remote desktop to be successful.
NatalieSharp
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Hey there, I just found this one- D&D Manager. It's free and it's pretty straight forward. Hope it helps. 
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Virtual Windows on that G4 PowerBook is going to suck: the G4 chip is not Intel, and does not handle windows virtualization well at all. Great Windows programs such as Parallels and VMware Fusion work only with Intel-based Macs (I've used both for D&D Insider Character Builder, by the way, and currently prefer Parallels).
