Body: <p>My school has 15 RCX robot kits that this year has just been sitting because all the old computers with OS X 10.4 are now gone and we are using OS X 10.9.  I would like to run the original RoboLab Software (1-2.0) because it is for middle school kids.  The graphic programming interface works great with these students.  </p>
  
  <p>Is there anyway I can do this.  I would hate to toss the 15 sets as they are still very usable. We also have 6 NXTs.</p>
  
  <p>What are my options here?</p>
  
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Comments.CreationDate: 2014-04-07T21:33:50.937Z
Comments.Text: NXTs can jump to the latest version of EV3 software.  That version is downloadable from Lego.
Comments.UserDisplayName: dfrevert
Tags: <rcx>
Title: Programming RCX in 10.9 environment
UserDisplayName: mausman
ThreadText: # Programming RCX in 10.9 environment
  
  (Asked by: username_0 on 2014-04-07)
  
  My school has 15 RCX robot kits that this year has just been sitting because all the old computers with OS X 10.4 are now gone and we are using OS X 10.9. I would like to run the original RoboLab Software (1-2.0) because it is for middle school kids. The graphic programming interface works great with these students.
  
  Is there anyway I can do this. I would hate to toss the 15 sets as they are still very usable. We also have 6 NXTs.
  
  What are my options here?
  
  **Tags:** rcx
  > **Comments:**
  > **username_1**: NXTs can jump to the latest version of EV3 software.  That version is downloadable from Lego.  
  
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