Re: What do you do with an Apple //?

["Tom Zuchowski" <tzuchow@ibm.net>]

No question about it. Appleworks is a very superior platform for many
things, especially "quick and dirty" work, and you are 100% correct about
convenience of startup. Before I got my new computer and Office95, I found
Appleworks to be vastly preferable to running Works on my old 486. Now
things are more even, though I have to say that print quality gives the
edge to the PC.

TomZ


Dave Morrison <deth@healey.com.au> wrote in article
<33D3D62C.2553@healey.com.au>...
> There's nothing wrong with my P166..It flies. Of course 10 times is an
exaggeration but I should have been 
> more clear. I was really referring to boot time. I'm a bodybuilder and
use Appleworks to archive diet, 
> training etc which I need to check certan things numerous times a day.
There's no way that you can say a P166 
> will boot from scratch, load windows, then go into Word97 then load a
file faster than a 1 MHz ][e will load 
> Appleworks from scratch. Thats all I was referring to. Its a lot quicker
to boot and view what I need as I 
> dont leave the computers running all day.
> 
> Dave