Cross platform for muse cc 2014

HI
Can I open and change a project on PC, save it to e.g. a NAS, copy all assets etc. to a mac and continue the work there, and back again, without ruining the muse file?
thanks
ulf

Yes.
To make the transitions as seamless as possible I strongly recommend:
1) Use Edge Web Fonts (via the Add Web Fonts... in the Font menu) and avoid Web Safe fonts or System fonts. Web Fonts will work well across platforms. Web Safe fonts will likely change subtly across platforms. System fonts are likely to not be found across platforms (even if they're there because of differences in naming conventions across platforms).
2) Store all your images in a folder that's stored at the same location as your .muse file. Doing so should eliminate the need to relink the image files (and other assets) when switching platforms, or reduce it to a one step process.

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