Alexander Hutton wrote:
I'm not some Apple loving zealot, I use Linux, 2k and XP for a variety
of other business needs. Sounds like you're expectations have been set
too high, or you're just resistant to change.
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For some of us Photoshop users, creating certain types of files after the work
is finished is all that is needed.
I guess "if it ain't broke" applies to some Mac users who don't care too much
for things to get stirred up too much for the extra bells and whistles.
I suppose there may be ways to utilize the faster processors more efficiently
under OS-X, but I don't know enough about it.
I'm stuck at 9.1 and don't feel like I'm missing out too much.
But again, I am not familiar with all the new features with X.
Maybe it's time I become more familiar for the day when I take the plunge with a
new Apple.
Alan
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