On 9/1/07, Ronald Steinke <ronsteinke at mac.com> wrote: > > That would be fine if the iPod was never to be used with a Macintosh at all, > but it still leaves the iPod vulnerable to all the problems that PC viruses > bring. How would an iPod, or a Mac, get a PC virus? That's a non-issue. A PC virus will run on a PC and nothing else. A PC virus could be stored on an iPod just like any other file, but it can't be run on an iPod, so what's the big deal? And a PC virus can be stored on an iPod no matter what filesystem you format the iPod with; it's just another file, after all. Thanks for injecting anti-Windows BS into yet another thread. -- Rich