Character sheets for Mac

[Remus Lupin]

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.

 

[KernelpaniK]

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. 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]

Qemu emulates x86 so slow, its not even loading the applications correctly. I guess i need to remote desktop to be successful.

 

[XCorvis]

Did you try Darwine? It's an application compatability layer that lets you run windows apps on Macs, without needing windows installed. It's free. It'll still be slow because you've got a PPC laptop, but there's no way to get around that.

 

[NatalieSharp]

Hey there, I just found this one- D&D Manager. It's free and it's pretty straight forward. Hope it helps.

 

[Enforcer]

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).