Greetings to all: I'd also like to see a Macintosh-friendly version of MLO, though I realize that the common view is that Macs are less popular, and thus the potential market for software is smaller. However, consider the number of PCs that are used in corporate settings; I, for example, work for a city government, and I'm not allowed to load ANY software onto my company 'puter - that's what the IT department is for, and they don't want me messing up their delicate network. I'm sure my employer isn't the only one that guards its network and software installations carefully. That would mean a huge drop in the number of computers and computer owners that could buy MLO (or any other independent program). To be fair, there are also companies that uses Macs for, say, sound or video production, and those dedicated machines aren't likely to be in the market for MLO. I'm sure, however, that far fewer Macs are in corporate use where MLO wouldn't be allowed.
That would mean that PCs don't have quite the advantage of sheer numbers that most people think they do; and MLO sells better to the PC world than one might think from the sheer volume of PCs sold. I suspect that MLO might sell as well per privately-owned Mac as it does in the privately-owned PC world. After all, I'm a Mac addict, and I already use MLO on a Mac iPad... At least, Im trying to use MLO. I purchased the iPad version of MLO about a month ago, and the MLO item I'd most love to see is a manual focused specifically on the iPad version - or better, an improved version for the iPad that can do as much as the PC version. It's frustrating to see the manual referring to a given function, and not be able to understand how to convince MY MLO to do it, or whether the iPad version has that function. In the end, I understand the reluctance of MLO to move into the Mac market. After all, I'm only using MLO because a group of fans of Shadow Plan (a Mac/PC/Palm organizer) can't convince the programmer to create an iPad version! He's worried about market share and profitability too. The more things change, the more they stay the same... Cheers, Neil Slater -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "MyLifeOrganized" 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/mylifeorganized?hl=en.
