Ann,

> Well, my Mac came with 6 cd's containing everything that was installed on
it.

I was looking at MACs today while waiting for our restaurante resarvation
time.
I liked the little mini Mac. But I think I would have a terrible time
getting accusomed to a single button mouse. But the guy said that you
install a 3 button mouse. I never new that. I once bought a MAC, I thought I
was getting the littel half basketball, iMac, but when I brouth it home I
had an eMac. What a pile of lead. Then the salesman said that I would be
able to downlod OS 10. [whatever the next one was, that was not on the
machine] but that was not true. I used it a week and took at back. I am just
too accustomed to the PC.

>  I would go back to him. he always gave us copies of everything
> that was installed.

Well, in the old days they did that. I still have a few disks I got that
way. And they install on any machie.

> better yet, I would buy a Mac desktop. The one I have now is a laptop.

I actually did consider trying the mini MAC. But as I said, I'm not sure I
would stand having to start from scratch.

Jim




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