Crazy Talk

Savatage

Microsoft is the clear winner in terms of design, integration, and price - just about every service in Microsoft's package is cheaper than Intuit's. Yet I can't recommend the product.

While it is possible to exchange data between Microsoft Office Accounting and QuickBooks, close to 90 percent of all accountants use Intuit software. So why make trouble?

http://money.cnn.com/magazines/fsb/fsb_ ... /index.htm

If we thought this way back in 2002 - We wouldn't be using Navision. It was very new in the US at the time we jumped on.

It's the same thinking that made us get some Apple's to do our Graphic Designing, because allthe printers use apples. That is slowly changing, thank goodness, I dread turning on that evil MAC!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MVwbhsqEyNI

Alex_Chow

I think MSFT has received a lot of bad press because of their success, also because of their earlier business practices.

Don't even get me started on Macs. If there's something wrong with it, good luck fixing it. The price of $5,000 per Mac just doesn't provide enough ROI... Other than you look cool in front of your friends.

By the way, I'm just bitter because I got burned by 2 iPod and 1 Powerbook. As soon as I bought it, a newer version came out that made my $300.00 iPod worthless...

Waldo

That's why you got 2 ?

Savatage

Actually I have 2 Ipods too. Gen 3 & 4.
The Gen 3 *the white one* - started to freeze up alot after about 1 -2 yrs old. The suggestion was always to restore the system which pretty much means wipe everything out and start again.

I found that if you POP the top off and simply disconnect the wire going into that battery for about 5 secs then reconnect. Your ipod will be good as new.

Plus Sharepod kicks butt for taking songs off your ipod.
(For backup purposes only of course-not for sharing) :whistle:
http://www.sturm.net.nz/website.php?Sec ... d#download

Alex_Chow

Waldo wrote:

That's why you got 2 ?

I failed to learn my lesson the 1st time. It took 2 to really drive it in.

To add fuel to the fire, I sold my AAPL stock at around $60.00 thinking I made off like a bandit...