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jmarran14221
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on: August 27, 2010, 23:10
Hi Mac Fans... I have been a member of this group for almost 4 or 5 years now. Dan's help is always appreciated. Without getting too much into the Mac vs. PC grudgematch...my office's network has had more problems than normal...and they were/are due to a poorly configured firewall, etc. Typical Windows stuff. My secretary needed her PC to be exorcised 3 times this year. I lost my HP Pavilion...and I'm not even there that much since I am a field technician. Since I am the Lead Tech of my company, I have a great deal of autonomy and freedom to do basically whatever the hell I want to. Needing a computer at my desk, and not wishing to have more "issues", I brought my trusty 8500/120/G3 to work, and have been using it there. With a little Microsoft software (Office and Outlook), I have been able to jump back in to productivity...and have loved every minute of it. I can print to the office printers, and even listen to the local NPR station (iTunes 2.0.4). Well....this post WAS pointless...I just wanted to brag. I'm sorry. John |
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wove
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1024 MB Posts: 1363
Reply #1 on: August 28, 2010, 15:11
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Nice setup and very nice you get to put it to good use. You mention using Outlook. Is that the old Outlook that MS released for Mac? It was an add on for Office 98? Flaunt it if you got it. bill
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jmarran14221
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16 MB Posts: 30
Reply #2 on: August 28, 2010, 17:29
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Bill...well, it's Outlook Express 5.0.6. Works EXACTLY the way I need it to. jm
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