New Apple switch campaign…

I need to get our Graphics guy to do a switch ad. He just gave me the greatest “Who says these are more stable than PC’s?” speech I have ever heard. *L*

We’ve got a Mac tech support guy coming in tomorrow to look at his new G4 system. It’s completely fudged, again. Not only are Pagemaker files becoming corrupt, but he can’t open Photoshop files, can’t print, can’t create .pdf’s and, well, generally can’t do a whole lot of anything without crashing the sucker.

Let’s see Apple make a commercial about this real-life experience. 🙂

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