According to Apple, their .Mac HomePage feature now lets you be even more creative with new features that include brand-new templates and new ways to share files and publish external HTML pages. Interestingly, Apple has added support for creating and editing pages on Windows XP:
Now you can access HomePage from PCs running Internet Explorer 6 on Windows XP. Create and edit pages just the way you do on your Mac.
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Hopefully, this is something that will give XP users more familiarity with and knowledge of Apple/Mac.
That is a good thing.
Anon is Enderlie, Enderlie is Anon. It’s his style and his mantra.
OBM “the 61,341 gaping security holes in Windows” are FEATURES. Why would you want them removed?
Hmmm. I wonder who posted as me above? one of the ‘first post’ brigade I expect. sigh.
Anon,
why didnt u just say first post
0, at least ‘first post’ would have been a true statement, although rather deprived of any value as a message as well.