Acute Systems TransMac 14.8
Acute Systems TransMac is a simple yet powerful software that allows users to create, open, edit and manage Mac disk contents (Mac disk image) from Windows.
Overview of Acute Systems TransMac
Acute Systems TransMac is an intuitive program that can manage files to and from Macintosh disks. It is mount-disk image concept where the program’s module create and mount virtual hard disk, making it appear as a normal disk. Of course, the program allows users perform a number of actions, including reading and writing data, just like on a regular disk.
TransMac is designed to allow users transfer files to and from HFS (Mac OS Standard) and HFS+/HFSX (Mac OS Extended and case sensitive) disks. It is very clean and easy to navigate interface making the tool is one of the most effective ways to control Macintosh hard disks from a Windows workstation. Additionally, TransMac Full Version also comes with dedicated features to burn images in various formats, including DMG, IMG and ISO.
Key Features of Acute Systems TransMac
- Create, open and manage mac disk format (*.dmg)
- Copy files to mac disks and dmg images easily
- Format disk format for mac and restore disks
- Convert Macintosh disk image file to iso format
- Support for APFS/HFS/HFS+ format disk drives
- Compress, resize, expand and split dmg files
- Burn ISO and dmg files directly to CD/ DVD/ Blu-Ray
- Read Mac multisession and hybrid CDs
- Support for Apple File System (APFS) volume
- Read Mac APFS/HFS/HFS+ format disk drives
- Write Mac APFS/HFS/HFS+ format disk images
- Support dmg, dmgpart, sparsebundle and sparseimage
- Encrypted disk image support (Full Version only)
- Save and restore images of disks and flash drives
- View partition and read Mac multisession and hybrid CDs
Technical details and Minimum Requirements for TransMac
- Operating System: Windows XP/ Vista/ 7/ 8/ 8.1/ 10/ 11 (32-bit or 64-bit)
What’s new in TransMac 14
- Other minor fixes for latest Windows 11
- Fixed incorrect action and file size problem
- Advanced built in burner functionality
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