Hi Lindsey, 

Sage 200 is a predominantly Windows application, and due to lack of any significant demand, there are currently no plans to release a Mac version. However, with the introduction of Web Portal, there is a lot that can be done via a browser, regardless of the operating system.

Please see the web portal helpfiles for more information:

What's New and available via Web Portal:

https://desktophelp.sage.co.uk/sage200/standard-web/Content/General/What's%20New.htm

Web Portal Helpfiles:

https://desktophelp.sage.co.uk/sage200/standard-web/Content/Home.htm

Sage 200 is also not yet optimised for very high resolution screens, however the web portal should display information correctly on any screen resolution. please find system requirements on supported resolutions below:

desktophelp.sage.co.uk/.../System Requirements STD.htm

Mo77 covered it perfectly. 

The only thing I could add is you can run something on your MacBook called Boot Camp, this will allow access to a Windows OS to run the client application, this guide refers to 50 but the premise is the same: https://gb-kb.sage.com/portal/app/portlets/results/viewsolution.jsp?solutionid=200427112210572&page=1&position=1&q=running%2050%20on%20a%20mac&ticketid=

The only thing to add to this though is that its not an officially supported environment and depending on where you get your support from it may be limited if you have any issues. 

Thank you
Alex 

For our customers who use Macs we run a small RDP server and then virtualise the desktop app via a browser. This means it can be accessed by any user on any device. You can see an (albeit old) video of this working on the link below.

youtu.be/iauyR8edZvQ

see screen extension in settings