Does Anyone Know A Program For Macbook Pro

There is, but it's tedious. Click on the Apple icon in the Menubar. Click on About this Mac. Click on System Report.

Click on Applications (under Software.). Click on an App. If the 64-bit (Intel) field says No, the app is 32-bit. What do you do if you have 32-bit apps? Check the Mac App Store or developer's webpage for an updated, 64-bit version of the app.

If one's available, upgrade. If there's no 64-bit version available, you can send the developer feedback, or you can look for a similar app that does support 64-bit. When will the 32- to 64-bit transition be complete? Apple hasn't set that date yet. Hopefully, the company is watching how fast developers are moving and users are updating and, when it does set a date, it'll be one that works for as many people as possible. The only thing we know so far is that Apple has confirmed that macOS 10.14 Mojave wil be the last macOS to support 32-bit apps. For more information, keep an eye on Apple's.