Mash wrote:

I wondered because I have access to both at work.

> Ease of use

I guess that's in the eye of the beholder. They drive me crazy.

> and lack of crashing,

What do you mean by "crash"? If you mean freeze and a need to reboot,
I find the IMacs at my site are really bad that way.

> corrupt files,

A non-problem for this PC user.

> viruses, worms, etc.

LOL! As soon as you get your wish that MACs rule, the malicious code
writers will attack. MAC is not immune, it is the "underdog" and
attacked less.

> They also show "true" color a plus for web designers.
>
Sounds good. I know graphics people like MAC for some reason.

> A good example was yesterday when I updated my personal web page. All
I
> had to do was drag and drop my files using Fetch and I was done. On
the
> PC I'd have to search for the correct directory before adding the
> files. What used to take 10 minutes now takes less than a minute.
> Literally within minutes I had finished my web page update with so
> little effort.
>
I don't have a web page, so I wouldn't know. Sounds like a real dream
though. What program do you use? Hot Dog?

> Macs are bullet proof and the best operating machines.
>
That's a bit smug and (IMO) a very innocent opinion.

> Hopefully the rest of the world will realize how wonderful they are.

Happy computing! Here in RFC, MAC and PC people have learned platform
tolerance... we even manage to get along with the occasional 'nix
rabble 'rouser who pops up.


sf