macOS Apple Silicon
For M1, M2, M3, M4, and later chips
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PJeOffice Pro has separate macOS installers for Apple Silicon and Intel processors. Choose Apple Silicon for an M-series MacBook, iMac, Mac mini, Mac Studio, or Mac Pro; choose Intel only for an older Intel-based Mac.
Choose your Mac installerChoose by processor, then use macOS security prompts to review the exact verified application.
Apple Silicon is the name for Apple's ARM-based M-series processors. An M1, M2, M3, M4, or later Mac should use the file whose official name includes mac_a64. An older Mac showing an Intel processor should use mac_x64. The MacBook, iMac, Mac mini, Mac Studio, or Mac Pro product name does not replace this processor check because several product families crossed the Intel-to-Apple transition.
The downloaded DMG is a disk image that contains the Mac application or installer flow. Opening the DMG is not always the final installation step; complete the copy or installer action and launch the application from Applications. If macOS reports that the application cannot run on the computer, recheck the architecture before changing security settings.
Certificate compatibility adds another layer. An A3 token vendor must support the macOS version and processor architecture. A native Apple Silicon PJeOffice build cannot make an obsolete Intel-only device driver become compatible.
The ARM64 build is labeled Apple Silicon in the official guide. The x64 build is for Intel processors.
For M1, M2, M3, M4, and later chips
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For Mac computers with an Intel processor
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The Mac model name does not reliably identify the processor because several product lines existed in both versions.
Choose the Apple menu in the top-left corner and select About This Mac.
If the screen shows Apple M1, M2, M3, M4, or a later M-series chip, use the Apple Silicon DMG. If it shows an Intel processor, use the Intel DMG.
The Apple Silicon filename ends in mac_a64.dmg. The Intel filename ends in mac_x64.dmg. Delete the incorrect DMG if both were downloaded so you do not open the wrong one later.
Use the standard macOS application-install flow and keep the official filename visible during the process.
Open the DMG from Downloads only after confirming the PJe host and architecture suffix. Wait for the disk image to mount.
Follow the installer or drag-to-Applications flow shown by the disk image. Do not disable macOS security globally to force an unknown file to open.
If macOS blocks the app, first verify the official source and filename. Use the current Privacy & Security panel to review the specific blocked application rather than turning off Gatekeeper for the entire system.
Open PJeOffice Pro, configure the A1 file or A3 token, then initiate authentication from the required PJe court portal. Confirm the expected certificate before signing.
Processor mismatch is the first check when macOS cannot launch the downloaded application.
| Message or symptom | Check first | Next action |
|---|---|---|
| The app cannot be opened on this Mac | Intel versus Apple Silicon DMG | Download the build matching About This Mac |
| macOS cannot find PJeOffice | Applications folder and completed installation | Remount the DMG and complete installation |
| PJe says the app is unavailable | Whether PJeOffice Pro is running | Use the availability checklist |
| Certificate is missing | A1 file, A3 driver, token connection | Use the certificate guide |
Searches for a TJDFT or PJeOffice iOS download reflect a device misunderstanding.
The official download table lists desktop packages for Windows, Linux, and macOS. It does not list an IPA, App Store release, or other PJeOffice build for iPhone or iPad.
A MacBook uses macOS and can run the appropriate Intel or Apple Silicon DMG. An iPhone or iPad uses iOS or iPadOS and cannot install that DMG.
The installer is only the first part of a reliable signing setup.
An A1 certificate is normally stored as a protected file. Keep that file and password in a controlled location and do not upload it to a troubleshooting form. An A3 certificate depends on a token, smart card, and compatible device software. If the device vendor does not provide a driver for your macOS version or processor, PJeOffice cannot repair that driver incompatibility.
Test authentication with the specific court portal you use. A certificate appearing inside PJeOffice is a useful sign, but the full workflow also depends on the portal request, local app connection, browser behavior, and the court environment.
Verify the official PJeOffice for Mac download by matching the DMG to Apple Silicon or an Intel processor.
Before using the official PJeOffice for Mac download, choose About This Mac from the Apple menu and read the Chip or Processor field. M1, M2, M3, M4, and later Apple chips use the ARM64 DMG; an Intel processor uses the x64 DMG. This selection should be made from the reported hardware value rather than the MacBook model name or purchase year.
After the PJeOffice for Mac download completes, keep the official DMG filename and follow the normal macOS application-install flow. A security prompt, an application launch problem, and a missing certificate are different stages and should be diagnosed separately. Replacing PJeOffice for Mac with the other processor build is appropriate only when the original architecture choice was wrong; it will not repair an absent token driver or a court portal outage.
Answers for MacBook and desktop Mac users.
Use the Apple Silicon DMG. The same architecture choice applies to M2, M3, M4, and later M-series Macs.
Even when Rosetta is present, the official guide provides a native Apple Silicon build. Use that build unless current official support gives a specific reason to use Intel.
Confirm that installation finished and the app is in Applications. Also verify that you downloaded the correct architecture rather than only opening the DMG.
No iPhone or iPad installer is listed. The macOS DMG is for Mac computers, not iOS devices.