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One more reason why apple rules.
Apples rock, in my business i have the pleasure of windows and os x - and one of the things as a designer i find most useful in os x is the amount of shortcuts to useful things. one of the most helpful - 'shift+apple+4' to take a screen grab of a selected area by simple click and drag. i want this funtionality on windows, but i need a 3rd party new program to do this. why!? (yes windows is built for a wider audience - i know - but surely!)
there are hundreds of very handy helpful shortcuts for apple and industry users... can anyone please show me some windowsXP standard helpful shortcuts. i challenge you.
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hmmm.... not convinced.
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And the purpose of this post is?
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1 General discussion is not a helpfull post nor is it helpdesk related 2 it is supposed to make people relax and talk about any subject besides asking for help in any thechnology there is out there. 3 what he said is true, pitty apples are very expensive at least in the United Kingdon of Great Britain, where I live 3 In my case i dont mind windows anymore, [I think i have Grown up now] 4 good to be back after long absence, PC MECH rules 5 watever dude ''post scriptum. praemium honor virtus'' [esteem is reward of virtue] Last edited by Ind-PC_student; 08-31-2007 at 09:37 AM. |
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This one is along those lines. |
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look, i'm basicly looking for some helpful insits into making my windows experince better, i know apple make better design operating systems, i want someone to show me the error of my ways. thanks lespaul20 a fair selection of shortcuts i never knew about, and has already taken onboard.
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http://www.microsoft.com/enable/products/keyboard.aspx
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/126449/ http://support.microsoft.com/kb/301583 http://windowshelp.microsoft.com/Win...dc5661033.mspx If you like memorizing keystrokes, these should keep you busy for a while.
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For the record... there are no "errors in your ways" ... if you like the Mac for personal or business use over windows... all the power to you. Yes, there are some instances where a Mac is far superior... Quark Express for example.. total childs play on a Mac... tried it on a PC and it had to be the most user UNfriendly program I had ever seen.
If you like it, great... but please, don't be one of the people that tells me that a Mac NEVER crashes... cuz that's just total bull.. I've seen it happen.
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Of course I had to ask him which he liked better, his Mac or his WinXP based computer and he was very diplomatic about it...he said somethings are better on his Mac and somethings are better on his WinXP machine. He did say he's using his WinXP machine a lot more than his Mac but only because he's a Sys-Admin at a Community College and they use Win2000 and WinXP computers there. He does a lot of his own personal stuff on his Mac (not sure which one he's using now but he's been through a lot of different Apple computers over the years). He did say that OS X was a big improvement over whatever was used before. Cricket
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I have a WinXP gaming system listed in my sig. I have a black macbook listed in my sig. I like both of them equally. I get to play PC enthusiast with my PC and I do some minor photo editing, music listening, and movie watching on my blackbook.
I love both of them. I use the black book for personal sitting on the couch watchng TV stuff, and I use the desktop for the i need to be away from the tv, homework, gaming stuff. I see the black book as more of a "personal" go anywhere computer, and my desktop as my work horse. I was going to make a full switch but the more i look at it I just cant do it. I think I might put windows on the blacbook and ubuntu on the PC
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Isn't mattmorgan the guy in the Apple commercials?
J/K MattThere are hundreds of ways the Apple is better than the PC and there are hundreds of ways the PC is better than the Mac. A computer is a tool for doing things and not everyone does the same things with a computer. Just like underwear....what is best for you is not necessarily what is best for the next person. I am glad this thread did not turn into another boring pissing contest.
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Steve Jobs is going to rule the world because of people like this.
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Come in Ray...
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Funny how the Mac WOD (wheel of death) never gets mentioned.
If I had a nickel for every time my wife (huge Mac user) complained about this... |
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Thats a cute dog Cricket. He looks like he has eyebrows. What kind is it?
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