Exactly Eric, no need to throw out all the concepts with the keystrokes. lol 
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 On 07/04/2013, at 9:42 AM, erik burggraaf <[email protected]> wrote:

> I've always thought that was a bit of a dumb adage about not thinking of mac 
> os and expecting it to be like windows.  I mean, if you can't use a computer 
> unless insert T reads the title bar and control option f1 just won't do, 
> you're head's probably not in the right place for learning a new operating 
> system/screen reader.  If you are OK with insert T, control shift T, control 
> option f1, or whatever it is in orka, because you know you want to read the 
> title bar and that's the key that reads the title bar in the environment 
> you're using, you'll be fine.
> 
> If you understand what cut, copy, paste and undo are, then I don't see the 
> problem with thinking of them the same way in windows as in dos or linux or 
> mac OS.  So it's command z, x, c, and V, not control all of the above and if 
> you're comfortable with the semantics, then I don't see why you shouldn't 
> carry the concept across.
> 
> I take different approaches depending on my audience.  Some people need to be 
> kicked ruthlessly in the pants to break them out of the habit of pressing 
> insert T for the title bar and wining when they don't have an insert key.  
> other people can't use any synth other than elloquence and won't touch a new 
> platform unless they can have it speaking to them with reid at 166 wpm.  
> Insert epithet here.
> 
> I honestly think you're probably flexible enough raul, that you don't need to 
> throw out the knowledge and experience of 20 plus years or whatever it is 
> just so you don't try to treat mac os like windows.
> 
> Enjoy your new mac.  I think you'll be very happy.
> 
> Best,
> 
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> On 2013-04-06, at 7:13 PM, "Raul A. Gallegos" <[email protected]> wrote:
> 
>> Hello. I hope this day finds you well. Starting on Monday, April 8 I will 
>> join the MacWorld. I figure I have been an iOS user for about three years so 
>> now it is time to start using a Mac. My first machine is a MacBook Pro 13 
>> inch with 250 gig hard drive. I believe it is a mid or late 2010 model. I 
>> cannot remember exactly what it is, however it does run Mountain lion and it 
>> will give me a chance to get my feet wet without spending two or $3000 
>> upfront. It looks like I have some guides to read, however I do not suspect 
>> it will be all that difficult. I like learning new things and like the 
>> challenge of new operating systems. I know DOS, Linux, and windows very 
>> well. So I suspect learning the Mac operating system will not be too 
>> terrible. I already know about some of the things to watch out for. For 
>> example I should not think of Mac OS like windows. Instead I will think of 
>> Mac OS like Mac OS. I believe that thinking of an operating system in terms 
>> of its own ways and itself will be the best way. This message has nothing 
>> useful really in it other than me bragging.
>> 
>> Take care all.
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