Voyetra USB MIDI Cable...Can I use it with the Mac

I bought a USB Midi cable with a software package for my PC.
http://www.voyetra.com/site/products/skits/usbmsk.asp
I've recently switched to the Mac. Are these cables pretty standard, or do I need to get a new cable? I haven't hooked it up yet. The Voyetra site doesn't seem to have any Mac drivers.
Thanks

Answered my own question with a little more digging. Hope this helps anyone else.
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