May 23, 2013
Alan Vogt
wrote
Hi there
I've been using Prestashop for a few years now and am desperate to find a solution for management. Yesterday I ordered a new responsive theme for my shop through template monster and was offered store manager for prestashop, which I also purchased.
It wasn't until I received the download that I realised it wasn't a web-served solution (plug-in), but a Windows only product.
I'm disappointed that I can't take advantage of your software for my business.
I'd like you to consider offering a Mac-specific version, or a web-served solution.
Kind regards
Alan Vogt
Frameskin.com
I've been using Prestashop for a few years now and am desperate to find a solution for management. Yesterday I ordered a new responsive theme for my shop through template monster and was offered store manager for prestashop, which I also purchased.
It wasn't until I received the download that I realised it wasn't a web-served solution (plug-in), but a Windows only product.
I'm disappointed that I can't take advantage of your software for my business.
I'd like you to consider offering a Mac-specific version, or a web-served solution.
Kind regards
Alan Vogt
Frameskin.com
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4 Answers
May 24, 2013
Miles
wrote
hay go to my link and click on vote, so we can get "Google Merchants Integrations"
http://support.emagicone.com/102883-Google-Merchants-Shopping-Tab
http://support.emagicone.com/102883-Google-Merchants-Shopping-Tab
May 27, 2013
Dmytro Grycelyak
agent
wrote
Thank you for your post.
Yes, the Store Manager is a desktop application which is intended to be used on Windows PC's only.
You can run the Store Manager on Mac, however the PC Emulator is required.
Please check the following:
http://www.parallels.com/products/desktop/
http://www.vmware.com/products/fusion/overview.html
Also in case your store is running on the dedicated web server, you can install Windows Server OS and use the Store Manager for PrestaShop on your server.
Yes, the Store Manager is a desktop application which is intended to be used on Windows PC's only.
You can run the Store Manager on Mac, however the PC Emulator is required.
Please check the following:
http://www.parallels.com/products/desktop/
http://www.vmware.com/products/fusion/overview.html
Also in case your store is running on the dedicated web server, you can install Windows Server OS and use the Store Manager for PrestaShop on your server.
Oct 04, 2013
Mr Karl Beales
wrote
I couldn't agree with Alan more, Mac users have been left in the cold!
A huge amount of web developers and website builders such as myself are purely Mac based.
I'm currently trying the evaluation copy of Store Manager. As a Mac user if I want to use Store Manager I have to buy Parallels (£62) Windows (I have windows 7, cost £40) then Store Manager (If I decide to purchase I would need the Pro version at £217) and as yet I haven't found a way around having to use Outlook for things such as email templates (yet more money at (at least £70). That an unbelievable £389(€459.87 or $623.45) for the privilege!
If your a Mac user its just not worth it.
A huge amount of web developers and website builders such as myself are purely Mac based.
I'm currently trying the evaluation copy of Store Manager. As a Mac user if I want to use Store Manager I have to buy Parallels (£62) Windows (I have windows 7, cost £40) then Store Manager (If I decide to purchase I would need the Pro version at £217) and as yet I haven't found a way around having to use Outlook for things such as email templates (yet more money at (at least £70). That an unbelievable £389(€459.87 or $623.45) for the privilege!
If your a Mac user its just not worth it.
Oct 07, 2013
Alex Pryshlivskiy
agent
wrote
Hello!
My name is Sergiy Kibitkin.
I'm Technical Director of eMagicOne.com
According to MAC support: MAC support will be not included in our future plans (2014 year) .
We will try to return to this task in the next year.
My name is Sergiy Kibitkin.
I'm Technical Director of eMagicOne.com
According to MAC support: MAC support will be not included in our future plans (2014 year) .
We will try to return to this task in the next year.