Hi GaryJPS
I don't understand your thread. I am not sure what you mean "Apple users do seem to have a slight problem reading"......... reading what?
Microsoft has encountered a lot of problems. Windows 8.1 has been a disaster. Since going down the Mac route I only check my PC outlook mail once a day. I can get outlook mail in Mac. On my PC I was not able to get or send outlook main or access web sites for six days. Not only was there a problem with Outlook but also IE 11.
I noticed a lot of other people were having the same problem as I had and there were a lot of frustrated people. Adding to the problem is that support for Windows 8.1 is stopping in less than three weeks but Windows 7 support carries on.
The only downside I have with Mac is not with the computer at all but with Excel. I write a lot of macros and decided to test the speed of an i7 PC processor against the Mac I7. I wrote a simple programme that selected 100 million random numbers and finished by displaying a message box with the time taken. On the PC it took 5.5 seconds but on the Mac it took 12.3 seconds. The bench test for Macs are faster so the time difference is to do with Excel for Mac
I have only used Mac for a short while but experienced no problems but I can't say that for the PC it seems that the problems are endless. I recently got a PC update which must have been a major issue as it was nearly 900MB. I tried to install it three times but each time it quit 75% of the way through. On threads I looked at plenty of other people had the same problems of incompletion. How could Microsoft offer a major update termed as security without checking it would fully download. It appears to me that Microsoft is having so many problems that they are rushing to get solutions out but they don't have the time to fully check their updates.
I am very glad I no longer rely on Microsoft. I only use my PC for a few special programmes that are not available yet for Mac
Regards
Robin Graham