Re: What format do I use to go from PC to a Mac

lin_at_TeacherArtExchange
Date: Sat Feb 23 2002 - 18:52:18 PST

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> MACs will allow you to open most software that runs on PCs if you have
> the Mac version of the software. In other words, if you are using Word
> on a PC, Mac will open it if you have Word on Mac. Same goes for
> Photoshop, etc. What are you trying to read on the Mac from PC? You
> shouldn't need special software. I have OSX and OS 9. They both work
> fine, depending on the software you want to run.

Lin

> Did you know about Dick Doornick?
> Or are you too young to have been hired by him?
>
> I was asking about the software that would allow you to open PC files.
> They
> advertise this stuff in Mac magazines, but I;'m afraid to screw up my
> computer. Everybody tells me OS X is nothing but trouble.
> I'm still running OS 8.6. do I need OS 9 before my software is
> outdated and
> I won't be able to do much at all?
>
> thenks,
> Gelato
>

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