Autocady 2012 For Mac

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It sounds like you're still running Leopard or an early version of Snow Leopard? Wow, that's old! I'm surprised you haven't had any other software problems with something that old.

Since it's not working anyway, you have nothing to lose. I think your best bet is to upgrade OSX, and try it. Worst thing that can happen is it's not stable (save often!). IIRC, opening large files and hatching were two of the things that caused mine to crash and lock up. If you have problems, you can always bite the bullet and buy a new version of AutoCAD.

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Edit: Just found this link: Basically, they are saying that AutoCAD 2015 is the only one guaranteed to work, but at the time of the post, they were set to provide patches for AutoCAD 2013 and 2014. No mention of 2012, because it was 3 revisions back at that point, and they don't bother making patches for software that old. So basically my point up above still stands - it might work, but it might not. Right now, you can't even install it, so you have nothing to lose, assuming upgrading OSX doesn't break anything else you're running.

Autodesk has issued a outlining which of its products do not work with the just-released OS X Mountain Lion: The following products are currently NOT supported on the Mac OS X 10.8 (Mountain Lion) operating system: - AutoCAD 2013 for Mac - AutoCAD 2012 for Mac - AutoCAD LT 2013 for Mac - AutoCAD LT 2012 for Mac If any of these products are installed on Mountain Lion, undesirable side effects can occur, including issues with Installer re-start, resetting applications, cursor missing when printing to PDF, and more. Our engineers are working round the clock to support Mountain Lion for these products, however no support is currently available. Until such time as a service pack is available, we highly recommend NOT installing Mac OS X 10.8 (Mountain Lion) on any machines where AutoCAD 2013 for Mac, AutoCAD 2012 for Mac, AutoCAD LT 2013 for Mac, or AutoCAD LT 2012 for Mac is required.Autodesk also says that a Beta program adding support for Mountain Lion to AutoCAD 2012 and 2013 will be coming shortly, though doesn't include any specifics about a timeline. As always, it is recommended that those using their computers in a professional, production environment should hold off on any upgrades to either software or operating systems until the makers of all the products they use confirm that everything works as it should.