Hello Rosemary and all
Are you on broadband? If so get a 4 port router, that way you can
network both (or all) machines - Mac, PC, Unix, RISCOS or whatever.
That to me was an unexpected bonus of getting broadband installed. If
required both machines can be on-line to different sites at the same
time.
With networked machines you can drag files from one machine to the
other. If you can save any lace designs done on the PC as .pdf (or
other common filetype) you'll be able to open them, but not edit, on
the Mac.
Alternatively think about a new Intel Mac that will run Windows. ££££
Brenda
On 17 Jul 2006, at 20:36, Rosemary Naish wrote:
Thank you all very much for all the advice I've had back- looks like
I'll have to continue to draft the old fashioned way, on paper,
although I think I will eventually splash the cash and buy a cheap PC
because I'm finding that much as I love my mac there are some other
bits of software that it won't run that I would like it to.
Rosemary, in sunny Somerset.
Brenda
http://paternoster.orpheusweb.co.uk/
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