SketchUp Plugin Problems On Your Mac?


Fredo6 (author of FreeScale, and other great plugins) is asking Mac users to help him track issues with SketchUp plugins on the Mac platform.

This is important work forboth plugin users and developers; and especially for folks using SketchUp on Macs. The results could ultimately make more plugins compatible for the Mac.

If you use SketchUp on a Mac, please participate in Fredo's survey.

Thanks.
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