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I finally decided to dump the ms operating systems and ordered an Apple 27" IMAC 5000. Tired of buying a new computer every 4 to 5 years and paying for extra virus protection. The PC I now have, I am going to relocate to the Grand Daughters office as a back up or spare.
I finally decided to dump the ms operating systems and ordered an Apple 27" IMAC 5000. Tired of buying a new computer every 4 to 5 years and paying for extra virus protection. The PC I now have, I am going to relocate to the Grand Daughters office as a back up or spare.
Good choice. I've had my IMac for about 5 years and love it. Apple support is great too, so I've heard...
Last edited by Shaneb75; Sep 18, 2015 at 06:12 PM.
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I finally decided to dump the ms operating systems and ordered an Apple 27" IMAC 5000. Tired of buying a new computer every 4 to 5 years and paying for extra virus protection. The PC I now have, I am going to relocate to the Grand Daughters office as a back up or spare.
One more Mac guy! When you get tired of the mi=ouse wheel going the
wrong direction you can easily change that. That was the only thing I hated
with one of the OS upgrades.
I just applied the registry hack to my shop laptop. Still like XP Pro.
One more Mac guy! When you get tired of the mi=ouse wheel going the
wrong direction you can easily change that. That was the only thing I hated
with one of the OS upgrades.
I just applied the registry hack to my shop laptop. Still like XP Pro.
I gave up on Windows and went with Linux. There was a learning curve
involved as well but I'm mostly past that phase. Google is my friend when I
do have problems.
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