I wouldn't blame yourself too much I suspect it's more to do with the fact that you have been used to the Windows environment and the Mac is different. I am a Mac user but then I always have been. I've never used a PC until a few months ago and I don't like them, but that�s just because I'm used to knowing my way around and and suddenly it's all different (I haven't given up Mac by the way, just bought PC for my kids to use for their school work).
As for crashes, you can forget that now with Macs, I've had my G4 laptop running continuously for nearly 18 months without a single system crash and only one or two (literally) program freezes. The main issue is does it work for you. If you think a PC suites you better why consider a Mac & visa versa. But I don't think there is any reason to discount Mac on the grounds on compatibility, I've never had a problem. With OSX most of the old problems are gone, so at least now one can choose whichever platform suits. Regards John Blythe On 8/12/03 10:15 pm, "Anthony Harrison" wrote: > No doubt my own > inflexibility was to blame in part, but I found it quirky, non-intuitive, > unreliable (it crashed far more than any PC I've had) and just not worth > the effort. =============================================================== GO TO http://www.prodig.org for ~ GUIDELINES ~ un/SUBSCRIBING ~ ITEMS for SALE
