Monday, September 15, 2008
Thursday, September 11, 2008
comparison between best OS
Booting……….
Windows Vista
Start Menu's shortcuts
Appearance
Mac OS X Leopard
Email
Availability
Mac OS X | Windows Vista |
§ Mail comes with the standard installation of Mac OS X. | § Windows Mail comes installed on all versions of Windows Vista. |
Mac OS X | Windows Vista |
§ Mail's quick search offers additional options for filtering search results on mailbox and message contents. § Searches can be saved and run at a later time as smart mailboxes. § Does not support subscribing to and reading messages in newsgroups | § Does support subscribing to and reading messages in newsgroups § Quick search offers no additional filtering options and only searches messages within the current mailbox folder being viewed. § Windows Mail offers no way to save searches. |
Mac OS X | Windows Vista |
§ The address panel makes adding and searching the e-mail addresses of a user's contacts to an e-mail message simple and straight-forward. Contacts even appear in the same groups the user has setup in Mac OS X's Address Book. § Text formatting options are not available within the compose window and must be accessed by opening additional dialogs. | § Text formatting options appear within the compose window. § While adding the e-mail addresses of contacts is straightforward, there appears to be no way to choose from the e-mail addresses of previous recipients as only contacts that are saved in the system are displayed. Searching for contacts is cumbersome and requires additional steps and opening of additional dialogs. |
Media Playback
Mac OS X
Windows Vista
Browsing Photos
Mac OS X Leopard
Windows Vista
Slideshows
Mac OS X Leopard
Moving & Copying Files
Mac OS
Managing and Uninstalling Software
Mac OS X Leopard
Applications on Mac OS X are easy to uninstall due to their self-contained package design. To remove an application, just drag it to the Trash (and empty it).
Windows Vista