On Jun 9, 2005, at 7:20 AM, Judi Sohn wrote: > On 6/7/05, Stroller <MacMonster at myrealbox.com> wrote: > >> For the majority of Windows applications there is a Mac-native >> equivalent, > > If you use VersionTracker as your measure, maybe. But the number of > applications, particularly in business environments, that do not > have Mac equivalents (or if they do they're 3 steps behind) is > staggering. At the risk of derailing any of the myriad of threads about Intel vs PPC.... What apps / types of apps are you thinking about? The only thing I haven't found a replacement for is ACT (calendar + contact management). Mac has them, but nothing as good. > And that doesn't even count all the stuff that runs off of web > browsers that require Windows with no way to run in a Mac browser. I must be strange, because I don't run into many sites at all that require IE. In fact, in a year with Mac I can think of less than a handful of times that's come up. But again, my browsing habits may not be the norm. TjL