>That might certainly make a dual-boot scenario more appealing to Mac >users who may wish to see what the Windows world has to offer.
I would have thought that most mac users have experience of using windows anyway (workplace, school etc). If Mac users wanted to use windows they would already have done it, after all, they have to pay a premium to use MacOS as it is - mac hardware is generally more expensive, it's a choice that isn't taken lightly, particularly in the UK where the price differential is much more marked. It's an interesting scenario you propose though, and made me wonder if MacOS could be issued as a 30 day trial that worked on any x86 machine, but if you wanted to use it beyond that you'd have to buy Mac hardware. -- Simon Troup Digital Music Art _______________________________________________ Finale mailing list [email protected] http://lists.shsu.edu/mailman/listinfo/finale
