"UnWise" files suddenly found on my PC

[rocco16v at netzero.net (L F)]

Well, here's MY $.02:

  The 12oz Craftsman claw hammer is superior to the Stanley.
:P

Larry
old crock and his old 'Roc

  I tried my best to stay out of this, but when it comes to the Mac, I 
  have to give my two cents worth.
  What would that "professional software" be?  MS Office or a 
  drafting/CAD program? Office runs perfectly well in either Mac or PC, 
  as do most other popular programs. I work in a purely Win-NT/2000 
  office, but also have Macs networked with our PC based system, in the 
  prepress department. No problems.
  The closest  thing to a problem I ever experienced involved trying to 
  use Virtual PC (PC emulation software) on the mac. The Mac was fine but 
  like a real PC, trashed my entire Windows 98. Eventually had to 
  reformat.
  I have been using Macs since the old "SE". 8 Mhz of blistering power on 
  an 8" mono screen. Now run a G5 and a LCD for about the same price I 
  paid for the SE. I agree, the Wintel box is cheaper and in some ways 
  superior. But for some of the same reasons we drive a VW are the same 
  reasons some of us like to "think different"

  Oh and by the way. No one  wants to waste their time writing a virus 
  for the 5% of the market (Macs). Never had a problem with a web based 
  virus

  Bill
  On Saturday, December 20, 2003, at 11:56  PM, Dan wrote:

  > On Sat, Dec 20, 2003 at 12:47:27PM -0800, Chris D. Edwards wrote:
  >
  >> you see on the net.  I have a Dual Processor G4 450Mhz that has been
  >> running both OS 9 and OSX for over 9 years without a rebuild
  >
  > You had a G4 in 1994?  I think not, unless you also have a Delorean 
  > and a
  > Flux Capacitor. We bought our G4 450 new in 2000. It has been more 
  > trouble
  > free than our PCs, but it won't run ANY of the software I use
  > professionally.
  >
  > Dan