This Safari busy thing is pushing me farther and farther away from Leopard. I've only had my Macbook back for a day and it's happened too many times to count. Not only does it lock up Safari but it makes me lose speech (I had to reboot just now and couldn't shut down properly) and disables the use of Text Edit. I've never had so many problems with any operating system. I think I'm about ready to hand this computer over to Mom, as soon as my Acer and Compaq come back. Besides, I want to focus my attention on Enhanced DR-DOS. At least I can understand that os messing up, since it's still being developed and some of the newer programs I'm sure aren't fully screen reader accessible since no readers for DOS, that I know of at least, are being updated. Still, I'm willing to learn and to take my chances there. I'll go back to Apple when I get my IIGS hooked up. I have a lot I want to do with that machine and Gods know there's enough information on adaptive tech for that system from all over the net. I'll let you guys know how the internet experiment goes, providing that I can find an Apple modem and the necessary packet drivers and browser if Proterm doesn't have them built-in. But for now, it's back to IBM-compatibles.
I'll be on the Mac regularly probably for at least three more weeks and I'll see if updates fix the problem, just to be fair. But I'm sure this problem will only be replaced by another. It's ashamed, cause I had such high hopes for this os. Ah well. Later, Eleni -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "MacVisionaries" group. To post to this group, send email to [email protected]. To unsubscribe from this group, send email to [email protected]. For more options, visit this group at http://groups.google.com/group/macvisionaries?hl=en.
