Is It Possible To Convert Exe To Dmg

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Programs used to perform the conversion from exe file to dmg format. It looks like that the exe to dmg conversion is often sought by users that want to convert a Windows installer (usually.exe) to a Mac installer (often saved as.dmg or.app), so they can install Windows app on Mac. This is not possible.

Conversion of exe file format to dmg file format ^beta

We're trying to deploy an application in.pkg format in our environment to a few Macs. Unfortunately, the application installer is in a.pkg format and we are unable to deploy it in this state. Is it possible to extract to a.dmg in order to deploy? Or is there another file extension that would be better suited, besides.pkg?
Is it possible to take an exe file (such as an installer for a program) and convert is to an ISO file then either burn it to a CD-R or convert it to.dmg or.app, so that the installer will work with mac, therefore making the program work on mac.

Search for exe to dmg converter or software able to handle these file types.

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Programs used to perform the conversion from exe file to dmg format.

It looks like that the exe to dmg conversion is often sought by users that want to convert a Windows installer (usually .exe) to a Mac installer (often saved as .dmg or .app), so they can install Windows app on Mac. This is not possible.

You have to download installer for macOS / OS X (if it even exist for your app), as you cannot just convert it from Windows installer.

Alternatively, you can use some virtual machine software and run Windows app on Mac or vice versa in a virtualized environment, for example Parallels Desktop.

Updated: February 14, 2020

Unfortunately, there is no detailed software record in the database for this conversion.

Additional links: Open exe file, Open dmg file

EXE

An exe file extension is traditionally used for main executable files since the times of MS-DOS. It was adopted for executables in Windows as well. Executables are files that launch programs.

Files with exe file extension can also be found as special self-extracting compress archives. They are basically archives with a small executable program added so the end-user does not require any software to decompress it. Can be password protected.

DMG

A dmg file extension is used for default disk image format in Mac OS X (macOS) that replaced the older IMG format. It is used much like ISO images on Windows platform.

Files with dmg file extension can also be found as binary dumps created by Oracle programs. Should not be confused with the common Mac OS X (macOS) disk image that also shares the DMG extension.

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How-To Geek Forums / Apple / OS X

It does not work like that I'm afraid! A windows app is for windows. A Mac app is for.....mac.
There are some apps written for both operating systems, but there is no CONVERSION software to make it work either way.

Perhaps give the forum some examples of what you require? And someone can pop in with a suggestion or two.

Mike

Take VLC for instance. It's an open source project. Go to the official site and download the source codes for Windows and Mac, and see how the code is different for each platform. In short, no, you cannot convert an exe to a dmg. But yes, you can let us know if there's a Windows app you'd like, and we can let you know where to download its Mac version (or alternative).

The world would've been so much easier if we had programs and apps working on multiple platforms with a single code!

I want iWork for windows, we can make beautiful presentations with it.

As it's made by apple, only a mac or hackintosh could run it.

However, there are alternatives!
I noticed that you were a student - You may be able to get a HUGE student discount on office through your school. I did so. That would include powerpoint. You can download a free trial here. The student versions often require you to uninstall the trial and then install it off their disks.

Convert .exe To .dmg Files

You could also try the presenter out of LibreOffice.
LH have a '5 best presentation creation tools' article

MiniGeek

Yes, there SlideRocket for this purpose. Same great animations, and designs, stuff...
You can create awesome stuff in powerpoint as well, it all depends on your creativity.

If you wanted to open EXE on a Mac look at winery wineskin;