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Old Apr 2 2008, 3:19 PM

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I haven't been really happy with my Mac, but that's probably because I had unreasonable expectations of it. Macs do the sort of stuff you're talking about really well, but the don't do other stuff I need, like running financial software; Quickbooks' version for Mac is about a decade behind the times, and even the Finale version for Mac is awful. Hence I find I need a PC to do some things, and I use the Mac for what it does well. But should we really need two computers to do what we need to do in the world?
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Old Apr 2 2008, 3:23 PM

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vista eats up all of your ram just to make it look nice.
just go with xp.
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