IBM made some software to view those forms on a Mac, but I don't know if it still exists. It was quite flakey, also. Edit: Sounds like from militarycac.com that it no longer exists.
Lotus Forms Viewer For Mac
Lotus Forms Viewer 4.0.0.3 is available for all users to view legacy official AF forms posted on the e-Publishing website. This software is not compatible with Apple Operating Systems (MAC). Software for Windows. IBM Notes 1.0.0.1.
See MilitaryCAC.com, specifically the, for info on using a CAC with the MAC. You need to purchase a compatible card reader, which they discuss there. It seems the easiest method is to use Thursby's PKard for Mac ($30 at www.thursby.com), but there are free alternatives. ActiveClient is not used at all.
Lotus Form Viewer Army
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What is IBM Lotus Forms Viewer? IBM Lotus Forms Viewer is a program specifically designed to enable users view XFDL and XForms, plus other Lotus Forms. The user can view the forms from the Web or through the program’s user interface.
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