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Yes the ACS product works very well with MAC. The good part of ACS, if
your company already has XW1 licenses, which I would assume it does as most
companies have used the iAccess for windows product for a while, then
moving to ACS is a free transition.

Mac was one of the primary reasons the ACS support was created.

Thanks. Tim


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date: Wed, 17 Sep 2014 13:30:12 -0400
from: Rick Mason <rmason62@xxxxxxxxx>
subject: Re: IBM i Access Client Solutions for Mac

Mocha Software sells a product that works great with the Macs.

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Has anyone tried IBM i Access Client Solutions on a Mac? If so, does
it
handle function keys properly? I know that was always a problem trying
to
run PC5250 on a Mac.

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