[Prairiegal]

I am on my 3rd MAC at the office in less than 5 years. Safari stinks, Entourage not better, NEOOffice is awful, ICal doesn't talk with other MAC software. My database kept reporting damage and after rebuilding it 6 times in one day, guess what, I got a new MAC. .ODT does not open .doc or .docx files correctly or in the same format. I sat with the folks at the Apple store with a list of 30 problems and they could not tell me how do do what I use to do on my PC. They visited the office to see our set up but I think that was just "let's see what your doing" and then nothing. I am currently working on another list of problems and I'm on number 24. Check this out. http://theflashblog.com/?p=1888 Apple Slaps Developers In The Face. Another problem. .pdf's another problem. We had to load update 5 times. It taked me double and triple the time to do my work and its getting tiresome.

[SgtHooper]

This keep this site clean. I don’t want to see anything negative about Apple products. It could affect my stock! :-)

[brent13a]

Your post Title and actual posting do not correspond. Your posting is extremely vague and makes little sense. You give us complaints but nothing else. Based on those things alone I am forced to have to say that you are probably near totally computer illiterate on all levels.

......or I'm inclined to think you're making the whole thing up as the only complaint that is missing from your post is that your "MAC" hasn't blown up. In fact, I'm glad you used names like "Safari" and "ICal" because otherwise I'd have no idea what a "MAC" is or what the heck you're talking about.

[DesScorp]

I’m a Mac user.... I’m typing this on my Mac Mini... and I’ll be the first to tell you that there are simply some things that the Mac doesn’t do very well. There are some things where Windows runs circles around the Mac. You are simply going to have to accept that you’ll have to learn to do things a little differently on a Mac.

So why use one? Because my time is important too, and I got tired of fixing the hole of the week in my Windows box. I got tired of having a full range of security protections... anti virus, firewall, etc... and still getting a trojan just from surfing. You don’t even have to go to naughty places to be infected, you know. There was a stink a couple of weeks back when Google and Yahoo had to admit that there was malware in some of the ads they ran. You didn’t even have to click on some of them. Just loading the search page with and offending ad would get you infected.

So that’s why I put up with the limitations on my Mac.

[big'ol_freeper]

You’re so phony and full of mouse droppings that I bet when you look in a mirror you see Mitt Romney.

[brent13a]

Let’s look at your assumption that your “MAC” was “hacked”.
There’s only 3 ways I know that a “MAC” can be “hacked”:
1. In person, at the actual computer in question, with Root Access.
2. Over a totally unsecured network, with Root Access.
3. Giving a malicious installation program Root Access.

All three of those imply that the actual Owner/Operator would have to actually be involved with the hacking of the mac......by giving someone else root access. Therein, it would be by fault of the owner/operator NOT the fault of the mac.

If you have issues with 3rd party applications on the mac I would take up issue with the vendors/programmers of those apps before I take issue with Apple. It’s the 3rd party application programmers job to make the app work on the mac.....not vice versa.