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Download eQUEST for free. EQUEST was designed to allow you to perform detailed analysis of today’s state-of-the-art building design technologies using today’s most sophisticated building energy use simulation techniques but without requiring extensive experience in the 'art' of. NEW: eQUEST is Qualified Software for Calculating Commercial Building Tax Deductions first enacted under the Energy Policy Act of 2005 (EPACT), later extended by the Emergency Economic Stabilization Act of 2008 and most recently extended and modified by the PATH Act of 2015. ©2018 eQuestSoftware: BSM. All rights reserved. About eQuest Software Contact eQuest Software Contact eQuest Software. Attendees will use their own computers (bring them to class) Mac Users: Unfortunately, eQUEST only runs natively on PCs. In order to run the software on a Mac, you’ll need to use a virtualization program.

Personal Finance Software For Mac

Dear Mac nerds and/or developers: I'm trying to get eQuest to run on my MacBook Pro. I know I could shell out some cash for Windows and run bootcamp or a virtual desktop, but first I'd like to exhaust my free option: Wine. Has anyone been able to get eQuest running through Wine? I can get it to take me through the wizards, then I get the BDL loading screen, then. No pretty graphical detailed UI. Note: I'm actually using WineSkin, but did do the basic Wine install and am willing and able to go through there if it works.

I appreciate any help you can give me. Alex [cid:image002.jpg at 01CCE252.4F0FC150]. I tried this before (a couple of years ago at best) and did not have much success.

I was able to get equest to run, get into the wizards, and i think even simulate a project, but i found it rather unstable in both wizard mode or detailed modes. Equest crashed frequently. I ended up buying vmware & windows 2000. This has proven stable as all i run in windows 2000 is equest and a couple of manufacturer's selection software that i need about once a year or two and win2k doesn't have the overhead of vista or 7. The only drawback would be having manufacturer software that i would somehow need that needs a more current version of windows.

Industrial wallpaper for walls. If newer wine/emulators exist & allow equest to run stable on osx 10.6 or 10.7 that would be good to know. I'm pretty sure i was using 10.5 last time i gave the attempt some time.

My current setup: MacBook Pro, 2.4GHz Intel, 8GB RAM. Discografia vasco rossi for macchina. VMWare Fusion, Windows 7 x86.

Runs AutoCad 2010, eQuest, coil/fan selection, and Google sketchup (trying to learn the EnergyPlus plugin! NOT EASY, is there a forum for that??) Cheapest way I have found is to use a bootcamp partition to run Windows XP 32-bit. XP Pro is my favorite windows flavor, but Windows 7 (x86) will work fine also to run eQuest. If you have some cash, VMWare Fusion works great, better and faster than the other VM programs I've tried.

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It can even run your existing bootcamp partition without a reboot. Using 32-bit OS seems to play better with eQuest. For the record, i have run various versions of vmware since late 2008 on a mac mini (2007 core duo w/2gigs of ram), a macbook (2008 white core 2 duo 4 gigs ram), and my imac (2008 core 2 duo w/4 gigs of ram). No problems with vmware, windows, or equest on any of the machines. Winxp pro on the imac, win2k on the macbook and on the mini. I tried parallels back in 2008 but found vmware more to my liking. I've tried wine, and crossover office (as a beta tester) for equest & not had any stable success in either case.