You bought a mac. You don't want to do anything business like. Just go make some pretty pictures or a home movie or a scrap book or something. Leave the real business of pushing bits to PCs.
You bought a mac. You don't want to do anything business like. Just go make some pretty pictures or a home movie or a scrap book or something. Leave the real business of pushing bits to PCs.
If you have an intel mac, you can just install Boot Camp (or Parallels to use virtualization) and then you can install Windows XP (or linux). Then you have access to any of the windows tools that are available. I use Parallels with XP all the time to see how pages look in IE.
try GallerySubmitter.com, it runs from a server so you can set it ahead 6 months and not even turn your computer on for it to run. If you like, hit me on icq for some more tips on making it fly.
If you don't have an Intel Mac get a refurbished Win laptop with wireless card for $ 250.- - $ 300,- on eBay (they even have a 2 years warranty for 40 bucks).
Install Chameleon, but only after installing some aniti virus software first! Those things catch virusses and spyware as soon as you log on to the Internet.
This set-up has the advantage that you can do galleries on the Mac, submit with the Windows junker, and verify at the same time with the Mac while the junker shovels them up.
Jenny Seemore Pornography is the bloody gladiator who stands guard over the First Amendment
I've been using a mac native submitter for the last 8-10 months, daily. It's taking rather longer than expected to be ready for a public release but I'm hoping it will be ready in a few weeks for people other than me to beta test. At the moment it's 100% stable, it's just missing a couple features and the interface needs a tidy up.
It's good and will be worth the wait. If you want more info, leave your icq/aim info in this thread.
I've been using a mac native submitter for the last 8-10 months, daily. It's taking rather longer than expected to be ready for a public release but I'm hoping it will be ready in a few weeks for people other than me to beta test. At the moment it's 100% stable, it's just missing a couple features and the interface needs a tidy up.
It's good and will be worth the wait. If you want more info, leave your icq/aim info in this thread.
I've been using a mac native submitter for the last 8-10 months, daily. It's taking rather longer than expected to be ready for a public release but I'm hoping it will be ready in a few weeks for people other than me to beta test. At the moment it's 100% stable, it's just missing a couple features and the interface needs a tidy up.
It's good and will be worth the wait. If you want more info, leave your icq/aim info in this thread.
you don't need a mac for doing stupid blogs - but leave real webdesign to macusers
Originally posted by RawAlex
You bought a mac. You don't want to do anything business like. Just go make some pretty pictures or a home movie or a scrap book or something. Leave the real business of pushing bits to PCs.
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