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Evilgoat:

--- Quote from: "thermidorthelobster" ---Example:

You're working on a photo in Photoshop and want to email it to somebody.

Windows:  save the file in Photoshop.  Remember where you've saved it.  Go to your Mail client, click New Mail, fill in address & subject.  Click Attach.  Navigate through the folders to where you saved the photo (hope you remembered where it was...  and if you saved it in the default folder in Photoshop, hope you know where that folder is).  Click Attach.  Send mail.

Mac:  save the file in Photoshop.  Drag the icon from the window's top bar to the Mail icon in the Dock.  Fill in address & subject.  Send mail.

(OS X will automatically create a new Mail message and attach the file to it.  You don't have to care less where it's saved.)
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Or Save picture, right click and select send to....

Or drag/drop

Its depends on the programs you use with windows.

thermidorthelobster:

--- Quote from: "Evilgoat" ---Or Save picture, right click and select send to....

Or drag/drop

Its depends on the programs you use with windows.
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My point exactly.

Mudlark:
I have a PC and a Mac sat in front of me - guess which one I use 99.99999% of the time?





--- Quote from: "Apple" ---It's time to get a Mac. If you're thinking of upgrading to Vista, you'll probably need a new computer. Why not get a Mac? It's simpler, more secure, and way more fun. And it works with the stuff you already have, like printers and cameras. So before you upgrade anything, you owe it to yourself to check out a Mac.
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                            No Contest!!

ian_s:
there is nothing a mac can do that a windows PC cant.
there is nothing a windows PC can do that a mac cant. oh except play decent games.

oh, and the latest macs? same hardware architecture as a PC.
you can install mac OSX on a PC, and you can install windows XP on a mac.

ease of use is down to each individual user and how they think.
personally i like having 5 ways to do things
i like being able to choose what software i run.

thats why i use linux.
i wont be touching vista until at least service pack 1 as it will be buggy as hell, and also its hardware requirements are silly.

BigA:
i have been using Vista for months, i was a beta tester since RC1, and i cant find a fault with it, in its final release. I use it live on my machines at work, being a Network Administrator in a local college, i get to give it a good and thorough testing. We have tried it on older, lower spec' machines and will still run, but some of the graphical bits are lost.

If you are happy with XP, then stick with it, if you do a lot of video, music and picture stuff, it may be worth moving to Vista. I have still to upgrade at home, but i miss not using Vista now when on an XP machine.

As for the Windows, MAC argument, this will never end, we cater for both here, and most of the MAC laptops are now being configured duel boot, Vista, MAC OSX lol

Just my bit  :)

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