with the computer OS we learn only to unlearn so that we can relearn
(if this is an original quote remember you heard it here 1st)

Al

John McGilvary wrote:
> 
> Just a note that I have found;
> Each new release/upgrade of software is never quite as easy as the
> previous. No matter what the company says!!
> For example, for me, in the PC world, switching from Windows 2000 to
> Windows XP has caused me some real hassles at first trying to get the
> "How do I do THIS now" thing solved.
> I do believe it is most times caused by the fact that we have become so
> familiar with the previous version, by the time we upgrade. We KNEW how
> to do the things we regard as needed skills. Now we have to start as
> beginners again!
> For what it is worth, I was not using my Macs with 9.1 for a while and
> forgot some things. Maybe that made my transition to Jaguar a bit
> easier.
> I really don't believe it is that the software is harder to use, just
> that change always makes us relearn things, but can often work out for
> the better.
> JMHO,
> John
> On Monday, September 2, 2002, at 01:16 PM, Al wrote:
> 
> > BUT it is HARDER to use when coming from the "traditional"
> > Mac OS background
> > for my money it should be as easy to use than 9 ... but it's not :(
> >
> > believe it or not i would love to be as familiar with X as i am with 9
> > maybe if i got a copy "MacOS X The Missing Manual"

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