Not only is it 9, it is not really even recommended to run in Classic... Quark is a wonderful example of how to become arrogant and slow to innovate when you have a large percent of market share. I hope Adobe InDesign continues to be adopted at its rapid pace and whoops them.
Now back to our regularly scheduled programming... On 5/17/03 9:40 AM, "Marlyse Comte" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > wow, quark is still os9? - I used to love quark (not it's upgrade policy) > back in 94/95, them being so big, I expected to see them move quickly to > osX. my biggy application now which was 'slow' in getting the jump to osX > done is formz (modeling software) and they have finally made it too. > > it took much for me to switch to osX, couldn't let loose from os9, > finally did the switch on my desktop at first with a lot of switching > into classic and finally beginning of this year on my powerbook did the > upgrade too and until yesterday (due to the umax astra 2200 scanner's > software) I hadn't had the need in 5 months to use os9 - funny thing was, > going back and working under os9 felt suddenly so alien, the most simple > tasks became confusing, already so adjusted to osX and its workflow - > just shows how nature adapts quickly to survive :) > > ---marlyse > >>> But SpamSieve requires OSX. I'm using OS 9.2.2. >> >> Just one more great argument to make the switch to OS X, George. Unless >> you're using Quark XPress on a daily basis, I cannot think of a single >> reason to stay with 9 at this point. SpamSieve is truly awesome >> software, as is OS X. > > > > -- "It is undesirable to believe a proposition when there is no ground whatever for supposing it true." -- Bertrand Russell
