I don't see a single reason in the message below, to explain why you are
switching to Windows.
-- writing to you in from Microsoft Office software on my PowerBook (Office
runs better on a Mac than on Windows!).
On 1/30/01 3:38 PM, "Bill Wood" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Sorry for the OT ... I can't leave the list alone.
>
> Actually an Apple IIc, with the white keyboard, and the tiny green screen.
> I originally used the word processor, and was the first in my parts to use
> it for show preparation. Your right though, the switch is a business
> decision, with a substantial amount of pressure. Our station is completely
> digital, all OE and Word and Excel, Touch Screen, networked, all of course
> Windows.
>
> The Mac community knows the Windows community, but the Windows community
> essentially has no idea about Macs and if they do, they don't want to know.
> Interesting paradigm.
>
> Although in one of the larger centers of my province, Mac rules in
> multimedia. As one producer put it 'Nothing can touch it'.
>
> Radio of course deals with a lot of text, and I'm to 'learn windows'. It's
> the ease of installing, and uninstalling I'll miss. There are so many bits
> of information in Windows apps, and I have no idea what is junk and what
> isn't. That's what I'll miss. The ability to clean my machine, doing a
> clean install and initialize, open code, shareware that's truly good,
> utilities that are unbelievable .... That's what I'll miss.
>
> Without slightly my MS friends, I have become a Dummy for Office.
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