Illustrator Mac Os

I'm very content with how my TiBook behaves and performs, how it works. I'll be even more glad with Mac OS X 10. ...

Mac OS X runs just fine on my computer, atleast the Finder, OmniWeb and most of the applications. Illustrator and Office are much slower in Mac OS X, compared to their speed in Mac OS 9.x. ...

After all of this, I have not found a working solution to opening these files short of copying the entire folder to my local drive or booting up in Mac OS 9. I haven't tried Apache at all. I have no clue what to do with that. ...

f 4 colour, spot colour and monotone graphics to be prepared in under 10 hours, CorelDraw would be a fantastic tool. I look forward to getting my hands on 10 for Mac os X. If you wanted to do a professional looking job and time was not a problem, then yes, Illustrator is the better option. ...

but I think if features are not broken, they shouldn't have fixed or replaced them. The Apple Menu was a great, great feature of Mac OS up until OS 9 and it served the task of starting applications so well. You could add your own stuff and organize yourself like YOU wanted, not like Apple wants you to. ...

Well, you will at first be a bit disappointed. MacOS X is still not as fast as it should be, don't think it is your Mac which is too slow, the G3 is a damn fine CPU. But still, I think you will be happy with OS X and I strongly suggest to take a weekend and check out OS 9... ...

with 384MB RAM, Combo Drive, and a 30GB HD, with a bag, a mouse, and Office v.X. Judging by what I read here, that should be more than enough to run OS X quite well. ...

I remember myself. The summer of love, when Mac OS 8.0 Betas were the big hit on early Hotline servers. I would stay up half the night just to make sure that the 30 or so MB would dribble in through my 28. ...

As a modern Macuser, you should run Mac OS X 10.1.2 and Microsoft Office v. ...

The point is that there are plenty of applications for the Mac OS, so lets look at a few shall we. ...