Digital BW, The Print

> Not stepping into the Mac world is not necessarily giving anything up, nor
> by choosing the Mac is it going "up". It is simply another platform. These
> days, most major software programs work on either Mac or PC, and a person
> could make a strong case for either side.

Hi Moreno,

Well, I can say one thing...I just installed a Leaf Lumina on my Mac, and it
was literally drag and drop into the PS plug-in folder.  On the PC, it
requires me to fuss with DOS ASPI drivers, and run setup programs, and
modify registry settings and this and that...all prone to messing something
else up.  I primarily use the PC, but why on earth is it so complicated and
intertwined...when the Mac comes across as just so easy and simple...  I
think MS likes things complicated, so you believe somehow that it's doing
more...and you will require endless updates, hoping that on the next update
you won't have any more problems...and that's been going on now for TWENTY
YEARS!  Damn I hate MS.  There wasn't one version of DOS that didn't have
bugs in it...and if they can't even get a simple high school project like
that right, how on earth would I expect them to get Windows right?

Sorry, I'm done ranting for now ;-/

Austin