Switching to Mac
I did, a little over a year ago. As I have said before, why did I wait so long? If you are considering switching or are in the middle of switching, take a look at the new book from O'Reilly.
Switching to the Mac: The Missing Manual, Tiger Edition
No matter what business you are in and especially if you have a home office, the Mac is the way to go. Before I switched, I would spend between $3000 to $4000 per year for tech support. I spend zero now. Before the switch, I was hammered at least twice with serious viruses. Since the switch, none.
Best of all, the Mac just works and works all the time. They are a work horse and I have not had any problems in the last year. NONE!!!!!! So my question to you, why have you not switched? Do it!!!! You won't regret it.


There is a product called aqua connect TS that is basically a terminal service for the Mac Platform. It will allow multiple users to connect to a mac server at the same time.....with session being totally isolated from one another. It will also allow you to run osx on a pc and osx on old mac hardware! This alone in a huge push for someone to switch to Mac
Posted by: Autumn Radtke | May 23, 2007 at 02:05 PM
I bought my first Mac, an Apple SEII back at the beginning of my third year of law school in 1987. I was one of only a handful of students who had their own computer at the time and I made lots of money typing up resumes and cover letters for my classmates. However, my machine was destroyed in a flood in my apartment in 1990 and I couldn't afford another machine with the $600 I received as replacement value. By then, I was working and had use of a PC computer at my office and less of a need for a home machine. Unfortuntely, during that period, I grew accustomed to using Word Perfect so when I invested in a machine for my office , I went with a PC where I could use WP.
So my question now is whether there's a Word Perfect program that's compatible with the Mac? I find myself using Word more and more but I really dislike it. But that's essentially the factor that's holding me back from returning to Macs after all this time.
Posted by: Carolyn Elefant | October 15, 2005 at 11:48 PM
We switched to Macs at my law office last April and haven't regretted it for a day. I also experienced major regular computer problems using Wintel systems, and have been virtually problem free since swtiching. We recently upgraded to Tiger Server and haven't looked back since.
Posted by: Daniel Jaffe | October 13, 2005 at 08:08 AM