> If so, are applications available for download for free from Apple?
Dana Collins wrote:
But check the educational store - being a member of an educational community, you have access to good discounts on software from Apple and Microsoft, among others. Check it out.
Just want to second Dana's recommendation on the Apple educational store. When I was an "educational user", I was very grateful for those 50% discounts on software (smaller discounts on hardware, 10-15%).
Herb Goodfriend
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