Microsoft Mac Support

Either it's "the majority" or "a minority". I'd say "some of us Mac users" would be about right. ...

The first is an issue with QT 7 and it's support for MPeg files. I load up an Mpeg 2 and no sound!. For that I downloaded the likes of VLC PLayer and MPlayer. ...

Exactly that eric2006, also personally i've never liked MS Office - even when i used pc's at school and uni - only used it as a necessity really secondly, i'd rather support the developer of mac software, the freeware and shareware being developed for osx are great peices of sortware

Another problem is that Missing Sync still doesn't support WM5 properly. ...

When I finally tried NeoOffice they had already Mac-ified it. Had I tried NeoOffice before this, I would have just downloaded OpenOffice.org and used that as OpenOffice.org still has that clunky interface you just mentioned. Looks just like it was lifted from either Windows or Linux without any modification whatsoever. The menu is embedded in the window itself and not on...

etc. It was just not a proper Mac program. Better than X11, but just barely. ...

I'm not too sure whether it should be down to Apple to support Windows Mobile devices via iSync, or if it should be MS's responsibility to make sure their devices work on Mac OS X. ...

e, apps will need to be rewritten, but it's not like they'll need to be rewritten from scratch. Developers will want to use the same APIs, the same routines, and Microsoft wants to make that as easy as possible. ...

I have Microsoft Office on my machine, because my workplace provided it on the machine, but I prefer not to launch, or in any other way show support for, that fetid and bloated goat. ...

According to this Apple document: http://docs.info.apple.com/article.html?artnum=9805 Error -36 is an I/O error. Huh.. Wait.. I may have found something. try this: Mac OS X 10.4: Error -36 alert displays when connecting to a Windows server