Loving my new iMac! A good switch!

[3kids]

I asked a couple of questions a few days ago but for whatever reason I could never log in again. But, got my email issue figured out and everything else is falling into place. I had never used an Apple in my life but after a week can't imagine having to use my PC!

Thanks for all the praises of the products that I read here prior to deciding. My PC was just so slow from everything I had to run to protect it from viruses and bugs. This really does " just work. "

[Eraserhead]

I asked a couple of questions a few days ago but for whatever reason I could never log in again. But, got my email issue figured out and everything else is falling into place. I had never used an Apple in my life but after a week can't imagine having to use my PC!

Thanks for all the praises of the products that I read here prior to deciding. My PC was just so slow from everything I had to run to protect it from viruses and bugs. This really does " just work. "

That's cool, enjoy it!:cool:

[LastLine]

Funnily if a mac will do the job for you you'll find that people do make the switch very quick and painlessly. It's always nice to hear though.

[jsw]

Welcome to the group!

I recommend looking into the guides (http://guides.macrumors.com/) as well as buying a book or two to learn some of the "secrets" of OS X (I favor Scott Kelby's Mac OS X Tiger Killer Tips (http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/0321290542/sr=8-1/qid=1146236398/ref=sr_1_1/002-0854448-8264049?%5Fencoding=UTF8) due to its easy-to-read formatting, but there are many options).

Macs are indeed easy to use, and you don't need to learn tips and tricks, but I think you'll find that a few tips here and there can make it even more enjoyable to use.

[Caitlyn]

Congratulations on the iMac! They are awesome machines. If you have any questions in the future, feel free to ask around. I as well as many others would be happy to help. :) Enjoy the machine.