The Mac OS uses
Apple Script automation to simplify tasks. Apple Script allows users to automate
repetitive tasks, control applications, and modify documents and data, without
going through hundreds of steps in several applications. Apple Script has been
part of the Mac OS since System 7. It is a scripting language that uses plain
English and point-and-click commands, so you don’t have to be an Apple Mac Support
genius to use it. Windows’ scripting and automation capabilities are still not
as simple and easy to use as Apple Script.
Speaking of automation,
Microsoft programs like to make assumptions about what you are trying to do,
attempting to anticipate your next move. Even on a Mac, Microsoft programs do
this. If you type a “1” in Word or Entourage, the program assumes the next
paragraph should start with a “2.” Users often spend too much time undoing
Microsoft’s “helpful” assumptions for them to be worth the effort.
Mac OS X “contracts”
fewer Viruses. Computer viruses have to be coded, just like any program. Most
viruses, spyware and malware target Windows, causing a lot of security problems
for PC users. There are far fewer viruses written for the Mac OS, making it a
much more carefree choice. If you do need to consult a Macintosh Support London
technician, it shouldn’t be for viruses.
Running multiple OS’s is easier on a Mac. Macs can also run Windows, while PCs do not run Mac OS X. If you’re looking to run a dual OS system, Mac is the way to go. Macs are also generally more software compatible than PCs.
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