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it's extremely difficult when installing and uninstalling mac software ( joke )

to install just follow the directions when you've downloaded something - usually drag an icon to your application folder

 to uninstall . just throw it in the trash - or for some programs there's an uninstall package that asks for an admin name

 see , i told you it was easy :) 

don't forget leopard's biggie - time machine

impressive stuff that , visually partic.

 oh and if you want to delete something 100% - use secure delete - that's what the FBI use as they actually use macbook pro's in the field , other built in security options include secure virtual memory , stealth mode when surfing ,you've also got a firewall ( not really nessc. ) and the ultra secure file vault for securing your stuff from prying eyes

guy - I didn't keep the iMAC because of the long trip down to the Bath store to return it, I was struggling to come to terms with the fact that I really like this machine and I was trying to fight it. Don't ask me why, its a weird psychology I cannot explain. I have kept it simply because I like it a lot.

Simon. 

Then it is a good news that I was wrong;

One thing, You won't regret to have switched to this beautiful world. Everything there is EASY GOING, SIMPLE, INTUITIVE. No pain, no hassle, even a three years old child can run an iMac. All my manuals are still there in the box and unopened.

I bet you that in as short period of time, you wouldn't go back to Windows. I have Leopard installed recently, so easy to use and very ergonomic, like B&O.

With some little pratice, you will be able to come over most little technical issues.

Cheers,

Guy 

The Beonic Man:

guy - I didn't keep the iMAC because of the long trip down to the Bath store to return it, I was struggling to come to terms with the fact that I really like this machine and I was trying to fight it. Don't ask me why, its a weird psychology I cannot explain. I have kept it simply because I like it a lot.

Simon. 

Then it is a good news that I was wrong;

One thing, You won't regret to have switched to this beautiful world. Everything there is EASY GOING, SIMPLE, INTUITIVE. No pain, no hassle, even a three years old child can run an iMac. All my manuals are still there in the box and unopened.

I bet you that in as short period of time, you wouldn't go back to Windows. I have Leopard installed recently, so easy to use and very ergonomic, like B&O.

With some little pratice, you will be able to come over most little technical issues.

Cheers,

Guy 

to be fair to apple bath , maybe that explains their attitude towards you..

buying a brand spanking new mac and wanting to run vista in it : WTF !!??

HERESY ! akin to buying a bno musicystem and wanting to add some crappy 3rd rate speakers you found in a market sale

I kinda see what flappo is saying, but a lot of first-time Mac users must be like this.