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In article <1160@bridge2.ESD.3Com.COM> ngg@bridge2.ESD.3Com.COM (Norman Goodger) writes:
>
> I can double-click on a document which opens the application and opens
> the document ready for whatever processing the application does. I can
> use command keys to intiate actions in single strokes that depending
> on the PC interface, usually requires several keystrokes (arrow keys)
> to locate the command and execute it there are probably others as well
> that the interface on the Macintosh allows that speed up certain
> operations on the Mac over its PC counterparts. And perhaps some vice-versa,
> though I think this rare..
>

Why do all the articles from Mac users sound like they were posted
in 1984?  Why can't you guys accept the fact that there are things like
Microsoft Windows and OS/2 Presentation Manager -- a real GUI to which
most applications have been ported or are about to be ported?.  With OS/2
you also get a real operating system, something available only to the
highest-end Macs (A/UX or whatever -- BTW, does A/UX have the Mac interface?).
Anyway, why can't you people see that the PC world has already evolved
beyond plain MSDOS, and is changing rapidly?

>-- 
>Norm Goodger				SysOp - MacInfo BBS @415-795-8862
>
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