Well, I hate to say this but, if you don't want to learn completely knew
ways of doing things, that is a problem. The mac is not lie a windows PC
and yes it has simular programs but they are not accessed like a windows
program. They are just as productive and are easy after you learn them. I
would listen to podcasts from blind cool tec and do a little more research
from I can work this thing .com. Heather
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From: "Matthew J" <[email protected]>
To: <[email protected]>
Sent: Tuesday, November 30, 2010 11:40 AM
Subject: the mac and productivity
hay all:
Well it is that time that I start considering a laptop solution and the
mac is becoming ever more attractive for taking places and working. What
I'd like to see however, is how productive the mac can be in comparison to
windows machines. I have mys ystems with office 2007/10 down to a fine
art, including footnotes, xl, ETC and do not want to have to develop
completely new ways of working. I know of course that macs require some
different ways of doing things, but I would like to have the same ease of
use for tasks like translating, office working, research and using pdfs,
ETC, which include a lot of copying from web pages, making tables, and all
the rest. How does the mac stack up with the day-to-day productivity tasks
you all require in your professional copacities?
any podcasts or other VI resources on this topic would be very welcome
thanks
MJ
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