CSB is a WINDOWS program only. Sorry.
There was never a mac version produced.
Having said that, some people run a windows emulation program.
This allows them to have windows based programs installed and running on a mac.
You might look into that for CSB or other windows programs you have.
Don't know if it will work. I have no access to such things so I can't say that it will.
h**p://www.parallels.com/en/landingpage/dskd10_4/?source=google_us&gclid=CK7X-7PuiJYCFQGbnAod82rjDw
h**p://store.vmware.com/servlet/ControllerServlet?Action=DisplayPage&Env=BASE&Locale=en_US&SiteID=vmware&id=ProductDetailsPage&productID=82532200
There's a free open source product that is still in trials....
Q is an open source Cocoa port developed by Mike Kronenberg and cordney based on QEMU. It’s basically an x86 emulator that allows you to install Windows, Linux, or any other x86-based operating system onto a special disk image file and run it, ala Virtual PC, from inside of a Mac OS X window. It’s now available as a Universal Binary which runs on both Intel and PPC macs. Read about how to install this open-source software: h**p://www.beatnikpad.com/archives/2006/03/20/windows-mac-q
And here's the site to download it: h**p://www.macupdate.com/info.php/id/20830/
I make no recommendation or warranty. Never used any of these types of things.
Just posted a few that I found but I do not know if they will work for you or not.
If so, would be great to know! So post any results if you try something like this please.