Digital BW, The Print

Well, if you're a bit of a geek, you can install Linux as a dual-boot on your windows 
machine, then use GIMP as your (free) editing program, and then connect into the 
same printing drivers used on the Mac.  Definitely a lot more work, but certainly 
cheaper than buying an expensive Mac just for printing.

BTW, the Mac G5/Panther is my first Mac experience since a failed Cube/OS9 
experiment,  and I have to say it is really excellent.  I have seamless drive mapping to 
my WinXP machines (where I store all of my data), and use Microsoft Remote Desktop 
Client (RDC) for OS X to connect to my windows desktops seamlessly from the Mac.  
And...the new MAC OS is rock solid, and really grows on you.  VERY cool overall!

The Panther printer sharing between Mac and PC is supposed to be seamless too -- It 
is much more difficult to get working than drive sharing, but can be done more or 
less.  In some cases, you lose some functionality when printing across different 
environments.

Rich

--- In DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@yahoogroups.com, "Terry" <teelions@y...> 
wrote:
> Roy,
> 
> When are we PC users going to see something as fantastic as the QTR?
> 
> Terry Lyons
> www.TLphoto.net
>