CrossOver allows you to install many popular Windows applications and games on Mac OS X. CrossOver includes an easy to use, single click interface, which makes installing Windows software simple and fast. Once installed, your application integrates seamlessly in OS X. Just click and run your application directly from the OS X Finder. Clicking a Windows file or document - including email attachments - will launch the appropriate Windows program, allowing you to work on the files. Best of all, you do it all easily and affordably, without needing a Microsoft operating system license.

Adding new Windows software is easy. Just place your install CD in your Mac, and CrossOver will recognize it and offer to begin the installation process. CrossOver then completes the installation and configures your application to run on your Mac. That’s all there is to it.

CrossOver Mac will be the very best way to run your Windows applications on your Intel based Mac. It will let you install and run Windows programs as though they were native, all without having to buy or run a copy of Windows itself.

Thousands of Titles!
- CrossOver can run many different Windows applications. Use this database to find out if your favorite software works under CrossOver.

Easy Installs!
- Many Windows titles can be installed using our CrossTie technology. If you have CrossOver installed, and have the installer for your Windows software, simply click the button in our Compatibility Database, and CrossOver will automatically install your application for you!

Compatibility Center Statistics:
- 10,961 applications in database.
- 1,761 gold medal applications in database.
- 1,261 1-click install via CrossTie applications in database.
- 544,231 total CrossTie downloads to date.
- eSword is the top downloaded CrossTie with 109,071 downloads.
- Star Wars: The Old Republic is the top voted application with 319 votes.

What's NEW :
+ This RC has a fix for Lord of the Rings Online which has not appeared in any prior CrossOver 13 beta. Please give that a try!
+ The behavior of cxdiag when detecting graphics capabilities has changed. Install some games on Linux and make sure things work! In particular, if you were getting crashes from cxdiag, they should be fixed.
+ Rendering of fog in Guild Wars 2 should be improved.
+ In addition to our focus on graphics, we have made many other improvements in CrossOver 13. Outlook connections with hosted exchange servers (including but not limited to Sherweb, GoDaddy, 365) should be improved. Please test any services which require a secure on-line connection, including Quicken, Outlook, and any games which have an in-game store.
+ Many changes to our cryptography and certificate libraries are included in this beta. Please re-test applications which use secure on-line connections, including Quicken, Outlook, and games with in-game stores.
+ Problems with DirectDraw games failing to exit cleanly should be
+ fixed.
+ An issue that caused non-games which made minimal use of d3d to
+ consume unnecessary cpu should be fixed.
+ The gem store in Guild Wars 2 should work now.
+ Starcraft: Broodwar should run now.
+ Videos should work in Planescape: Tournament.
+ We have also made improvements to the way Internet Explorer 7 functions in CrossOver. Excel macros are much improved. PowerPoint slideshows should behave better.
+ Microsoft Office 2010 should no longer save files as 'executable', meaning that clicking on a .docx file from Nautilus or another Linux file manager should allow them to open. This entailed a fairly fundamental change to file permissions when Office is running. Please test Office generally for regressions from CrossOver 12.5.
+ In the last beta announcement, a fix for DirectDraw games was mistakenly announced. That should really be in this beta3 build! Please give them a try.
+ Quicken should now work for Linux users who lack compositing, and for OS X users who are still using the X11 driver.
+ The Borderlands 2 launcher should work again.
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