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whistler162

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7. Thanks for the laughs....

Tue Feb 28, 2012, 07:33 AM

Feb 2012

Yes serious training is needed. You don't want to work with a group of users who haven't been trained on using OSX, I am there and doing it is not fun. I am one of two support technicians who took over for a Network Admin who was convinced by his boss to move the school district to Apple. Bothing was allocated for training and it is not a good thing.

As for Bootcamp, gee then you would have a more expensive Windows 7 PC! The few benefits you might recieve from running OSX are gone.

In a Legal depatment doing legal documents in either WordPerfect, probably the primary office suite, or Office the time in Windows 7 is likely to be greater than in OSX.

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Help me persuade my office to ditch PCs [View all] musiclawyer Feb 2012 OP

Macs can do networks and be supported centrally and every other damned thing a PC can do Stinky The Clown Feb 2012 #1

Two questions musiclawyer Feb 2012 #2

If you're only seven people, all you need is an Airport Extreme. That said, the Macs can . . . . Stinky The Clown Feb 2012 #3

Here's a blog I came across a while back that you might leverage... onehandle Feb 2012 #4

Do you want to lose your job? whistler162 Feb 2012 #5

No training is needed for learning OSX. Also, Bootcamp. Problem solved. NYC_SKP Feb 2012 #6

Thanks for the laughs.... whistler162 Feb 2012 #7

I agree, it's a sin to put Windows anything on a Mac. NYC_SKP Feb 2012 #8

This message was self-deleted by its author Tesha Feb 2012 #9

Exactly. ChairmanAgnostic Mar 2012 #10