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Posted by Super 55 on December 01, 2006 at 10:13:28 from (24.70.232.240):
In Reply to: OT looking for new computer posted by Leon R on December 01, 2006 at 08:38:02:
Ummm I didn't think I would be talking about computers on this
page, but I would like to put in my two pennies. I teach desktop
publishing in high school and produce a 400 page yearbook with
students working on 18 Macs. For graphics, ease of use,
stability, and extras you can not beat Mac. I have never had a
virus in my lab, and very little trouble considering all the use
they get. I have to fund my equipment by making money off of
advertising in my yearbook, no school board money. The school
board signed some oppressive deal with IBM so they wouldn't
even buy me Macs if they wanted to. They offered me all new
PCs one year and I turned the offer down. Smartest thing I ever
did. The school system is a headache of problems. A note about
the other post. The new Macs DO NOT COME WITH CLASSIC. OS
9 is offically dead. But if you are new to Mac no worries. You
wouldn't have classic software anyhow.
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