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Good morning Netters! We had a good discussion about Mac versus PC's/Windows several months ago. Since then, I've noticed many mention that their sites are "migrating" from Apple/Mac to PC/Windows. Saturday, while looking over a catalog with CD-ROM titles, I noticed that very few were for Mac, nearly everything was for Windows. Is this a trend among other vendors as well? If so, can a school district justify remaining strictly Mac? I am opening a BRAND NEW "Information Center" at a K-8 school (in Sept.) which is being touted as a performing arts and TECHNOLOGY academy, yet all I've heard is Mac - our entire district k-12 has so far been strictly Apple/Mac. Many of the parents at my prior school (same district) asked me "why Mac?" when the business world is predominately non-Mac. Now I am at the crossroads of an automation decision and wonderif selecting a Mac-only or Mac-based automation system is an obsolete move? If your school/district is staying with Mac, or if there's a definite trend of "migration" - please send a short note to me (Joanne) at my home email: shatz@lightside.com I will post a hit when there are enough responses to indicate a trend. If there are specific points/questions to discuss with the group at large, post that to the listserve. I'm glad there's been a strong, continuing exchange on our listserve this summer! It's been especially interesting to "meet" electronically those of you who are not on summer break - that is, Australia, Kuala Lumpur (did I spell that right?), etc. Many thanks! Joanne Ladewig (formerly at Grazide Elementary) "Information Center" Fairgrove Academy, La Puente, California (currently under renovation - use my home email please) shatz@lightside.com