and now for something completey off-topic again ...

[jan lameer]

At the link below you can let your Window p.c. run like an Apple MacIntosh.
Quite interesting, but only for p.c. users with a strong heart and very good knowledge of both systems.
Please don't try it on a p.c. that is not yours or has sensitive information on it, like raw video scans, a dissertation that you haven't saved yet or research data that took you many months to gather and that you haven't copied yet either.

By the way: I am not at all in any way responsible for the link or anything that happens to your p.c.

[jan lameer]

direct link for maximum effect

[jan]

Absolutely brilliant jan, i saw this a few months ago but lost the link, sadly it keeps running the removing files counter and doesnt come up with the desktop. It has to do that does it?

cheers

jan

[Peter Schack]

> At the link below you can let your Window p.c. run like an Apple
> MacIntosh.
> Quite interesting, but only for p.c. users with a strong heart
> and very good knowledge of both systems.
> Please don't try it on a p.c. that is not yours or has sensitive
> information on it, like raw video scans, a dissertation that you
> haven't saved yet or research data that took you many months to
> gather and that you haven't copied yet either.

> By the way: I am not at all in any way responsible for the link
> or anything that happens to your p.c.

Hi Jan,

thank you very much for this genial tip. The first time in my life I
possess a Mac now. But indeed, all my windows data disappeared from the HD.
It doesn't matter because it is more important, not to get a heartbeat

Peter

[jan lameer]

> Absolutely brilliant jan, i saw this a few months ago but lost
> the link, sadly it keeps running the removing files counter and
> doesnt come up with the desktop. It has to do that does it?

> cheers

> jan

Hi Jan

With me it makes the Mac desktop. I think it is good to run it once a while as a reminder that it is necessary to back up important data.