> > Another thing that is strange is if they ask like "can your Amiga read that > file" and the answer is "no" and they say "that's really bad". Often they > ask about something like a Word-document or powerpoint or something. But if > I ask if they can read a Final Writer document they just say "why should I, > I don't need it, noones use it". Gaahh! They are so full of it :o) . It's > usually no point in discussing with them. They won't admit the advantages > of virtual screens, assigns, the possibility to allways see how much memory > you have available (I know I can do that in Windows but it's smoother in > AOS I think :o), using RAM as a device, datatypes, locale.......... They > allways say "I don't need that, I can do it anyway" and so on. They sound > pretty much like an amiga-user exept that I agree when something is better > with win then aos but they just can't accept that something can be better > with AOS.
^_^ They cannot understand. The single biggest difference between AOS and Win is gracefulness. Besides, when asked about a .doc file, the answer is "Yes, the Amiga can read Word documents." And for PowerPoint, the answer is, "Nobody in their right mind uses PowerPoint as it's nothing but a virus delivery system." PC loosers are also lazy, they KNOW that Outlook is a virus, shut-down, and wipe everything out time bomb waiting for the inappropriate time to destroy their drive--and they use it anyway. Mine you, there are some intelligent PC users out there, that know how to manipulate everything... But, they are a different breed. I have a PC, but I only use it for two things: work and things that the miggy just cannot do. (for example, pick up the yahoo sports broadcasts). I will send mail with the PC, but I refuse to download/check/read mail with it. How many PeCers freak out at the mention of a new email virus? How many Amiga users are concerned about this? -- -- Regards, Dave 'Targhan' Crawford
