Skip to content Skip to main navigation Skip to footer

Getting set up with Horizon Collaborate on MAC

The following steps for setting up Horizon Collaborate are for MAC users specifically.

Start by downloading the Collaborate App for MAC

Click here to download the Horizon Collaborate app for MAC (please note! when you click this link the download will begin automatically).

Once the download has completed, it will be ready to install.

Installing Horizon Collaborate

By default, your downloads should go to your MAC’s ‘Downloads’ folder. Follow these steps to get Horizon Collaborate up and running on your MAC device:

Step 1: Press the Apple button/⌘ + Space Bar to open Spotlight

Then type ‘Downloads’ and press Enter.

Troubleshooting:

  • If you are using a European keyboard, your Apple button will be a Windows key.
  • Alternatively, if you are having trouble accessing Spotlight by following the steps above, you can open Finder and select ‘Downloads’ from your favourites.

You’ll see the application within your ‘Downloads’ folder. For MAC, the extension .exe is not valid, and so here you will see a .dmg installer instead.

Step 2: Double-click the .dmg file

Double-clicking the .dmg file will verify that your application is compatible with your MAC operating system. When the file has completed this process, you will see the following window:

Step 3: Drag the Horizon Collaborate icon into the ‘Applications’ folder

By doing this you are adding Horizon Collaborate to your MAC’s list of known applications, allowing you to simply open the app in the future when you want to start using it.

If you happen to have your ‘Applications’ folder open already, you will see the Horizon Collaborate app being added.

Step 4: Logging in to Horizon Collaborate

Congratulations! You have successfully downloaded and installed the Horizon Collaborate MAC client. For information on the client’s functionality, please follow the rest of the guides on this Knowledge Base.

How are we doing?

Did you find the training on this page useful? Let us know by giving us a thumbs up/down below. To give us more detailed feedback on the content you would like to see here please visit the Horizon Collaborate Knowledge Base feedback form.

Was This Article Helpful?