[X4U] No AppleWorks on intel iMacs?

[nk]

are you referring to the tendency for developers to make "helpful"  
software?
the iApps can be like this some times..everything is SO set up and  
ready for you to just go that it gets in the way, IMO.

those apps of yore we're talking about just seemed so free of crud.  
yes, you do have to use your noodle, but when I first jumped on a  
mac, I didn't look at manuals or help files much at all until I began  
using more pro-level apps.

nk






On Feb 8, 2006, at 8:32 AM, Richard Gilmore wrote:

> Simple (to use) is hard isn't it. I've found simpler for the end user
> requires a lot more engineering and forethought. But for the people  
> I have
> to help on a daily basis no matter how "simple" something is they  
> can't
> figure it out. Some quote I read regarding software design said  
> that not
> matter how idiot proof software becomes the universe just produces  
> better
> idiots.

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