In his article, “5-step recipe for a well-done Apple switch,” Charles Bermant writes, “The experience will differ person to person, but the move from the PC to the Macintosh can be traced in five basic steps:” select the hardware, select the software, move files, polish the environment, and learn the equivalents. Read the full story here.
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