Hi Cheryl,
I don't think there have been any significant advances either.
My understanding is that real "steps forward" normally come with
actual upgrades to the OS, but I also would have felt a bit more
comfortable seeing a bit more tangible "progress". As for the
future, coming from years of experience with Windows, yes, I too am
always a bit frightened as to what we will see next. All indications
are that VO will improve, but my concerns, personally, are with the
applications in question. I expect to see them all eventually become
accessible, but the time frame is always a rather iffy deal.
Take Care
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On Sep 26, 2006, at 8:51 PM, Cheryl Homiak wrote:
Actually, while I am very pleased with vo overall, I don't feel
that I've seen a lot of progress in the last eighteen months as far
as developments that make a difference in what I do every day. I
frankly also harbor some fears that we may be disappointed to some
extent when leopard comes out but I hope to find those little
gnawing doubts proved to be unfounded. I don't think it's at all
Apple-bashing to make our needs and concerns known along with our
positive comments.
--
Cheryl
"Where your treasure is,
there will your heart be also".
