Jim Reverend

"I had never looked at it like that. You're right though. If the notion is that it is a wheel sitting on a piece of paper, then the "natural" scrolling would be backwards. However, if the notion is that the wheel IS the paper, then the "natural" scrolling makes more sense. I guess, in that way, it depends on whether you see the wheel as a device on top of the page, or if you see the wheel as the page itself." - Jim Reverend

"Like I said, "If Apple is interested in making Mac OSX something for EVERYONE" blah blah blah. If they aren't, then my already nearly worthless advice becomes completely worthless.  Their stock has more than doubled in the past two years. It's grown by 50% since January. They are clearly doing something that people are happy about. But, at this point, Mac OSX simply cannot be for everyone. There are too many requirements (from wallets, to hardware, to software) that Mac OSX simply doesn't meet. Windows, even if people don't like it, it suited to just about everyone. From pricepoint, to hardware, to available software, almost anyone can "get by" with Windows if they have to. The same does not hold true for Mac OSX or Ubuntu." - Jim Reverend

"Thank you kindly." - Jim Reverend