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Does VTT work on the IPAD?

Post/Author/DateTime Post
#1
boraxxarob
Jan 04, 2012 19:36:00 I can get to the launch button but that's it. I get a message that - Safari cannot download file.

Thanks for any answer.
#2
GelatinousOctahedron
Jan 05, 2012 10:09:08
Short answer is no. There have been other threads about this and the best anyone has come up with is to run it on another computer and use a remote desktop ap. But that requires you to have a second free computer able to run it.

I haven't hear of anyone having success with android or win7 tablets either.
#3
Samrin
Jan 05, 2012 10:14:42 If it ever goes to a mobile platform, you'll probably see it on Android before iOS. One of the reasons I prefer Android. Open source.
#4
boraxxarob
Jan 05, 2012 20:23:49 Thanks guys. I'll quit trying.

Appreciate it!
#5
Ansbach
Jan 05, 2012 21:08:46
If it ever goes to a mobile platform, you'll probably see it on Android before iOS. One of the reasons I prefer Android. Open source.

Android phones rock. Android tablets have been a complete failure, however. Much more likely you will see it on a iPad.
#6
Mirtek
Jan 06, 2012 1:07:18
If it ever goes to a mobile platform, you'll probably see it on Android before iOS. One of the reasons I prefer Android. Open source.

Android phones rock. Android tablets have been a complete failure, however. Much more likely you will see it on a iPad.

IMHO on windows tablets, if such a program works on both Win 8 and windows tables I can see WotC going the route. Both to reach the greatest audience and because because going windows is usually the easiest road

#7
Ansbach
Jan 06, 2012 14:42:20
If it ever goes to a mobile platform, you'll probably see it on Android before iOS. One of the reasons I prefer Android. Open source.

Android phones rock. Android tablets have been a complete failure, however. Much more likely you will see it on a iPad.

IMHO on windows tablets, if such a program works on both Win 8 and windows tables I can see WotC going the route. Both to reach the greatest audience and because because going windows is usually the easiest road

I think it depends on if they specifically want to go after the tablet market and how much it changes next year. Depending on who you listen to, iPads still have from 80% - 95% of the market share...

Post/Author/DateTime	Post
#1 boraxxarob Jan 04, 2012 19:36:00	I can get to the launch button but that's it. I get a message that - Safari cannot download file. Thanks for any answer.
#2 GelatinousOctahedron Jan 05, 2012 10:09:08	Short answer is no. There have been other threads about this and the best anyone has come up with is to run it on another computer and use a remote desktop ap. But that requires you to have a second free computer able to run it. I haven't hear of anyone having success with android or win7 tablets either.
#3 Samrin Jan 05, 2012 10:14:42	If it ever goes to a mobile platform, you'll probably see it on Android before iOS. One of the reasons I prefer Android. Open source.
#4 boraxxarob Jan 05, 2012 20:23:49	Thanks guys. I'll quit trying. Appreciate it!
#5 Ansbach Jan 05, 2012 21:08:46	If it ever goes to a mobile platform, you'll probably see it on Android before iOS. One of the reasons I prefer Android. Open source. Android phones rock. Android tablets have been a complete failure, however. Much more likely you will see it on a iPad.
#6 Mirtek Jan 06, 2012 1:07:18	If it ever goes to a mobile platform, you'll probably see it on Android before iOS. One of the reasons I prefer Android. Open source. Android phones rock. Android tablets have been a complete failure, however. Much more likely you will see it on a iPad. IMHO on windows tablets, if such a program works on both Win 8 and windows tables I can see WotC going the route. Both to reach the greatest audience and because because going windows is usually the easiest road
#7 Ansbach Jan 06, 2012 14:42:20	If it ever goes to a mobile platform, you'll probably see it on Android before iOS. One of the reasons I prefer Android. Open source. Android phones rock. Android tablets have been a complete failure, however. Much more likely you will see it on a iPad. IMHO on windows tablets, if such a program works on both Win 8 and windows tables I can see WotC going the route. Both to reach the greatest audience and because because going windows is usually the easiest road I think it depends on if they specifically want to go after the tablet market and how much it changes next year. Depending on who you listen to, iPads still have from 80% - 95% of the market share...