Diane Stinnett wrote: > The printing company I work for just changed owners, and the first > change that he wants to make is to make our all-mac office an all-PC > office. I don't think there is any hope of saving the macs in the > customer service department, but he did tell me that he will let me > continue to use a mac, and even buy me a better one, if I could > convince him that we needed it. I do the graphic design and > typesetting for the company. Of course, I know that macs are superior > to PCs in many ways, especially for graphic design, but I would > welcome any facts from all my mac-loving friends to help me support my > argument. He seems to be blocking every argument I make, armed with > the fact that the corporate office has told him that it is possible to > run our office with no macs on board. > > Thanks in advance! > > Diane > > I hate to say this, but give it up. The new company sounds PC oriented. You could part the Red Sea with a Mac and it wouldn't phase them one bit. I don't know what kind of car this guy drives, but tell him to get rid of it and buy a Kia. Then say "It's not a (his current car) but it's possible you can get to work in it. If he could spout stupidity, so can you.
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