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Posted by dorayme on 02/17/06 03:12
In article <43f3eb9e$0$25072$cb0e7fc6@news.centralva.net>,
"Jonathan N. Little" <lws4art@centralva.net> wrote:
> Actually you may know me too well! I have contemplated getting a use Mac
> for testing and debugging and all. Having custom built nearly all my
> PC's, (well lets see, the 8088's were bought but the first was a '286
> clone!) been frustrated when dealing with Mac-ites that when presented
> with a problem file or program -- that is it 'It cannot be done!'
>
> <duck and cover> sorry but that has been my experience!
My experience has been that the Mac community is very helpful.
There are not many files that a Mac cannot somehow open. If you
want to have some fun, get a 7300 or 7600 or even a 9600
Powermac, they are very easy to open and fiddle about with, are
upgradeable and can be got for next to nothing. It is a cheapish
hobby. There are some terrific Mac groups you can join to discuss
issues...
--
dorayme
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