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What a terrible article. The author bought a Mac, expected it to work exactly like a Windows PC, and then returned it when it didn't. Somehow this is Apple's fa
by randrews 16y ago
What a terrible article. The author bought a Mac, expected it to work exactly like a Windows PC, and then returned it when it didn't. Somehow this is Apple's fault. Some choice bits:
TextEdit, essentially a stripped-down version of Notepad.
The program had an excellent array of font options, like
"Bigger" and "Smaller."
Does Notepad have fonts at all? And, who uses Textedit as a Word processor? Does he use Notepad as a word processor?
I began to miss my old, five-button mouse.
So plug it in. OSX supports USB mice just like anything else, out of the box. I've never understood people who complain about this.
unlike a PC, the Mac wouldn't let me move files to and
from my external drive, only copy them.
I don't even know where to begin.
The final straw came when Mac's Firefox took me to my
website. To my horror, all the spacing was askew, the
graphics tossed left and right like the wreckage of a
hurricane.
And this is Apple's fault... How?
I can understand the guy writing this, but I can't understand his boss agreeing to publish it.