MAC vs PC
| We have all seen the commercials: The MAC guy in the box -- the PC guy in the box. I always seem to believe everything the MAC guy says. Maybe it is my attempt to be "cool" and "hip" but I would like to think that it has more to do with the fact that I feel MACs are just easier to use. After the class last night, I headed home and decided I should begin setting up our business in QuickBooks to make sure that I did not have questions that needed to be asked tonight. I opened QuickBooks Pro for MAC and discovered that -- for the first time -- I like the Windows based version much better. Here is why: 1. The Windows version has a template designed especially for caterers and food service 2. There are many more short-cuts and quick adds on the Windows version 3. It is easier on the eyes 4. The layout is nicer and it is easier to get around in We have not yet purchased an office computer as we are waiting until we really needed it. Because I am more comfortable using MAC computers, I was not going to purchase a PC. I really hate all the preloads that are on those computers when you buy them and all of the extra set up that is required. What we need, however, is the best computer to run our business. If the applications are better on a PC then I feel we should purchase a PC. I am first going to look around the MAC version some more and try to really get a handle on it. Hopefully I will figure it all out and will not need to find a Windows based version and a PC. As I talked about in my last post, we covered the set up process all the way through how to collect money last night. Tonight we begin to talk about making deposits and other features in the program. It is really amazing how much the program does. I really had no idea. More to come on this later. ..be bold Technorati tags: Quickbooks, MSUGF, accounting, business, cafe evoke, bozeman, montana, MAC, PC, windows |
...a thought by Cafe Evoke Coffee Catering at 8/09/2006 05:43:00 AM
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Comments on "MAC vs PC"
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Anonymous said ... (8/09/2006 06:24:00 PM) :
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Jason Duncan said ... (8/09/2006 06:40:00 PM) :
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Ken King | King Marketing said ... (9/02/2006 06:14:00 AM) :
post a commentJust one thing: It's Mac, not MAC.
..the all caps was for punctuation. Thank you for pointing that out, however.
I hope that does not hinder anyone's ability to understand what I was writing about.
..be bold
Jason,
I sympathize with you on the shortcomings of some software applications on the Mac - it's frustrating but something that longtime mac users have gotten used to. Many of us have a PC kicking around just for the 1-2 applications that absolutely must be run on Windows.
Things are looking up, though: with the new Intel macs you can dual boot Mac OS X and Windows, or even run them at the same time using Parallels Workstation. We're about to trade up to MacBooks and toss our vestigial PCs once and for all.
Ken