[SofaKingBanned]

My Mac crashes far more than my WinXP machine.

I had a problem today with a file on my Mac, moved it to my PC, found out my PC doesn't have the fonts, so what the heck, copied the fonts to my PC and what do you know, worked flawlessly. If fonts really are becoming cross-platform, then do we really need both machines?

Do you run a multi-OS office?

I'm so tempted to work almost exclusively on my WinXP

 

[H8R]

I'm so tempted to work almost exclusively on my WinXP

Don't do it, you'll save all kinds of money and time..

 

[SofaKingBanned]

screw money and time, it's frustration I'd like to save... my Mac is pissing me off.

 

[Kihaji]

I'd get the Mac's hardware checked. It's been my experience that the only time a Mac crashes is when somthing is dead or dying.

 

[Transcend]

Sounds like possibly bad ram?

edit: What do the error logs say? Should give you a good idea of why it's crashing.

 

[syadasti]

Don't you remember what you were told

Apple - Get a Mac - It Just Works

 

[Kornphlake]

I guess you'll have to hand over the keys to your VW, pour that cup of Starbucks down the drain, cancel your line of credit at the GAP, and cut your own hair with a flowbee. You're too mainstream for any of that if you're willing to give up your Mac.

 

[binary visions]

Do you run a multi-OS office?

I'm so tempted to work almost exclusively on my WinXP

Yes, I worked in a multi-OS office. Typically no problems, except if you got into advanced Excel files that wouldn't necessarily execute or have perfect layouts cross-platform - examples of that were few and far between, though, even with the number of advanced Excel files we worked with. Everything else worked fine.

Most software is available for either platform. Why not work on XP if it works better for you?

 

[Changleen]

You guys read "In the beginning was the command line.."? It's very good. I highly recommend it.