on 9/26/01 2:27 PM, Michael Bryan Bell at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > on 9/26/01 3:56 PM, Shawn King at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > >> If you're a web developer, you shouldn't be using OS X regardless. >> >> If you are trying to make money using your machine, you shouldn't upgrade >> until all the apps you use on a daily basis are OS X ready. I'll jump into this...I work as a graphic artist now, spent many years in print shops, service bureaus...Not only do things have to interact, they have to interact with what all your customers are using as well. The only way I see the transition going is to use both for a while. For example,that is the way it is now. Most service bureaus still have Quark 3, because some customers still use it, and there are problems when opening it in Q4. In defense of Adobe, there is no problem with Illustrator as far as backward compatibility goes. Bottom line, there is no - either X or 8-9 - both will have to be used for a few years, as far as the printing/publication industry is concerned. Kathi
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