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| DJPOGO 2005-02-27, 11:16 pm |
| From your experiance, what platform do you prefer to use Mac or PC?
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| SnakEyez 2005-02-27, 11:16 pm |
| I prefer using Mac over Windows and I do use both. The reason I prefer the Mac
is that I feel the workspace is laid out much nicer than with Windows where
everything is forced to lie in a window which can be tough if you want to work
in multiple documents at the same time. Honestly I know what this thread is
going to turn into and you should have to when you posted this. All I can tell
you is try working a Mac with design and try working with the Windows programs.
If you prefer the layout of one its hard to like the other for the same task.
In the end it doesn't matter what anyone says in this type of a flame topic
(which I anticipate it being), it comes down to which works best for you and
which you like more.
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| Murray *TMM* 2005-02-27, 11:16 pm |
| Good answer. That's about the size of it.
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"SnakEyez" <webforumsuser@macromedia.com> wrote in message
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>I prefer using Mac over Windows and I do use both. The reason I prefer the
>Mac
> is that I feel the workspace is laid out much nicer than with Windows
> where
> everything is forced to lie in a window which can be tough if you want to
> work
> in multiple documents at the same time. Honestly I know what this thread
> is
> going to turn into and you should have to when you posted this. All I can
> tell
> you is try working a Mac with design and try working with the Windows
> programs.
> If you prefer the layout of one its hard to like the other for the same
> task.
> In the end it doesn't matter what anyone says in this type of a flame
> topic
> (which I anticipate it being), it comes down to which works best for you
> and
> which you like more.
>
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| T.Pastrana - 4Level 2005-02-27, 11:16 pm |
| One thing I find strange is how I have accustomed myself to a PC even though
some things on a Mac make more sense. For instance on a Mac the up and down
scroll buttons of the windows are at the bottom of the windows right next to
each other which makes logical sense but having grown up on PCs I prefer
them to be far apart. Another nice feature of the Mac is the collapsable
windows but I still prefer a PC...
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"DJPOGO" <webforumsuser@macromedia.com> wrote in message
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> From your experiance, what platform do you prefer to use Mac or PC?
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| Wally Kolcz 2005-02-27, 11:16 pm |
| Like them both, but as far as the OS and performance, Mac..hands down. But I
have 4 PC's.
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| darrel 2005-02-28, 6:26 pm |
| > From your experiance, what platform do you prefer to use Mac or PC?
Both.
-Darrel
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| Donna Casey *TMM* 2005-02-28, 6:29 pm |
| DJPOGO wrote:
> From your experiance, what platform do you prefer to use Mac or PC?
It's a tool...the output is pretty much the same, assuming they are of
the same era.
It depends upon the software you want to use, imo. As a web
designer/developer, I have both. In some cases, I have the same software
for both.
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| jsteinmann 2005-02-28, 11:15 pm |
| mac for sure. i use both daily, but MS comes with a lot of baggage. baggage
that is unnecessary in my opinion. mac is great for all home use and small
businesses in my opinion. superior for graphic design and is equally fast, and
sometimes faster to run the apps we use most often as web designers hen the pc
counterpart (like photoshop). there's no rule in the geek universe that says
you can't own both.... why not
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| Chris In Madison 2005-12-30, 6:29 pm |
| Having spent a *whole lot* of time using both for many versions now, I
prefer the Windows version, hands down. Mac version is still rather flaky
in comparison.
Best regards,
Chris
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