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Article #858Re: Is it true? Windows XP doesn't support Halftone rulings?
From: Jeff Hollenberry
Date: Thu, 03 Apr 2003 20:48
Date: Thu, 03 Apr 2003 20:48
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Mom and Pop, go to the store and buy a new computer. It has Windows XP installed. Now they by, let's say, a postscript laser printer. Hook it up. It don't work right. Why? because Mom and Pop don't understand that "That's the way it is". YOU TELL THEM WHAT'S THE PROBLEM! I don't sit around doing only PRE-PRESS. NO ONE DOES! Microsoft has screwed themself on this design. The REAL customer, is the "little" guy, the small home user. NOT big business. Now Mr. Bill Microsoft is FORCING us to stick with "older" OS's, because he hasn't a clue where the customers are coming from. SCREW THIS! Back to Windows ME or 98! That works and "that's the way it is!"
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