EOS offline editor

Hi everybody,

I just wanted to have a go on the EOS offline editor, but I can't find it anywhere.

Could someone please point me in the right direction.

Thank you

Florian

Anne Valentino over 17 years ago

Florian, you will need to go to the ETC America's site. We've not launched the product yet in Europe, so the information is only there at the moment. Select products/control/Eos. There is a like to downloads. You can access the offline software there. We should be posting information to the European site within the next couple of months.

Thanks much!

Anne
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sirg over 17 years ago in reply to Anne Valentino

Hi Anne! Will there also be an offline editor for Mac? Geir :)
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Anne Valentino over 17 years ago in reply to sirg

Yes, there will be. It's likely to be later this year.

Thanks!

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drewid over 17 years ago in reply to Anne Valentino

Is there any more word on when the Mac version will be out?
-Andrew
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luke.delwiche over 17 years ago in reply to drewid

I can confirm that Eos Offline runs very well under Parallels. I was also able to get it to recognise the dongle and run as a Client in Paralells, after massaging the network settings a bit (Intel MacBook). I suspect that it would work with Boot Camp and other virtualisation solutions as well.
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MacStgTek over 17 years ago in reply to luke.delwiche

Any chance I could entice you to share the network settings youve found??
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drewid over 17 years ago in reply to luke.delwiche

Unfortunately, I've still got a PowerMac G5, so running Parallels, Boot Camp, or any other virtualization is out of the question, and I've never had good experiences with the stability of VirtualPC elsewhere, so I'm a bit hesitant about running out for a copy of that + a copy of windows just for this...
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luke.delwiche over 17 years ago in reply to MacStgTek

I can't remember exactly how I did it, but you have to get Windows to have a fixed IP of 10.101.x.y / 255.255.0.0 . I think I set the network for Bridged networking, otherwise other devices on the network don't see Windows.
If you can ping the Eos (default 10.101.90.101) from Windows, you should be fine.

What is important is that you do not install the HASP dongle driver on OSX, otherwise OSX will "steal" control of it from Windows. I think I did have to manually grab control of the dongle from within Parallels.
Next time I have a Mac and an Eos in the same building, I'll set it up again and do some basic instructions.
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jackoalan over 17 years ago in reply to luke.delwiche

Does anyone know if it is possible to run the client over WiFi?
It would be very convenient to interact with the system from anywhere using my laptop.
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Anne Valentino over 17 years ago in reply to jackoalan

It isn't currently possible to run a client (reliably) wireless. That will be available in a release at the end of Q1 '08. Just curious... are you running XP or Vista?

Also, in answer to someone else's question about Mac compatibility, running offline Mac native is also slated for Q1 '08.

Thanks!

Anne
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malcg over 17 years ago in reply to Anne Valentino

Anne, Thanks for confirmation on this, I'll stop trying now and let my BP calm down

Malcolm
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jackoalan over 17 years ago in reply to Anne Valentino

Thanks for the response Anne.

Actually, I'm on a MacBook Pro running Windows XP via Parallels.
So, word of a native Mac offline is wonderful.
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