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Axure for Mac Beta Available, Aims at March Final Release

Axure, the populad wireframing and prototyping tool for Windows, is being ported to Mac OS X, but you probably already know that. What’s new is that the developers have announced a full featured beta available for download here, which will expire on April 15, 2010 and that should give you a complete overview of what Axure for Mac will look like.

From the official blog post:

“The beta has all of the features from Axure RP 5.6 for Windows including shared projects. It also has a number of UI enhancements like a new properties pane and redesigned interactions dialog.”


The devs have also announced a final release by the end of March. We’ll keep you posted about it.

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