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Steve will be pleased. No doubt he’s been waiting impatiently for this as have I the iPhone 2.0 release.

We can confirm that Nitro PDF Professional 5 runs nicely on Mac, with the help of virtualization software.

This blog post is not an official or formal announcement — while we have tried Nitro Pro on a Mac, we don’t officially support its use. We just wanted to tell those of you who use a Mac that it is possible. If you’re running the appropriate virtualization tool, you can now use the Nitro Pro trial, and create and edit PDF files free of charge for 14 days.

To get started, install VMware Fusion, and then install Nitro Pro.

For Parallels users, we’re yet to try Nitro Pro. If you’d like to try it and lets us know how you go, please post a comment about your experience below.

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