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Alfredo wrote:
After I wrote:
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> >Does this mean I like the PC better? HA! I do like doing Word, Excel,
> >Outlook, Reflection and printing on the PC, and I like doing real
> >database-application work on the 3k.
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> Have you gentlemen tried these "new disk drive" tasks on a Macintosh? Or
> any other task, for that matter?
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> Do people *HAVE* to use PCs even though they hate them? The
> Germans have a
> wonderful saying, "Kein Mensch muss müssen", which I have never been able
> to translate effectively into any other language. It might be a good
> exercise for you to study this wise saying in depth :-)
>
> Anyhow, both of you have my sympathy.
Alfredo,
Please re-read my original post. I did not say I did not like the PC. In
fact, I said, "I do like .... on the PC." I also said that adding a new
drive on the PC was easy, which it is. What I did say was that I did not
like the PC better than the 3000. I like them about the same, depending on
what work I'm doing.
By the way, you imply that replacing a drive on the MAC is easy, since
that's the subject of the day. How do you replace the drive(s) (that
contain the OS) without losing data?
LB
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