Interfaces: PC and MAC and the screenGamma property...

[Thomas J McGrath III]

Richard,

I didn't know you wrote the original thread. I was just reacting mid 
thread. Sorry.

Thanks for your earnest reply. And I agree with you 100% as well.

Tom

On Jan 3, 2004, at 11:07 PM, Richard Gaskin wrote:

> Thomas J McGrath III wrote:
>
>> Yeah but look at your statement below. I would agree with you even 
>> that
>> I am a preferred Mac user except you had to end the following 
>> statement
>> with an attack with words.
>>
>> Your attack states that anyone who isn't like you can't see beyond
>> Steve's last keynote. This appears to be very much an attack.
>
> That's not exactly what I wrote.  And what I ended with was "Long live
> Apple!"
>
> But an earnest communicator accepts responsibility for even 
> perceptions, as
> clearer writing anticipates and avoids innacurate ones.  Please accept 
> my
> apologies for not expressing my feelings more clearly.  It was not my
> intention to offend ayone who wants to see Apple succeed as much as I 
> do.
> As an Apple customer, developer, and shareholder, their success is also
> mine.
>
> There are of course many types of Mac users, and I had tried to 
> describe the
> only two types I know intimately because I have been each of them at
> different times.
>
> There are those who suggest Apple cannot make sometimes critical 
> mistakes.
> I was one of these, and have been in MUGs with others of the same type.
> That such a type exists isn't something I invented.  Don't shoot the
> messenger.
>
> And there are also those who question Apple from time to time, as Tog
> himself does.  Only your best friend will tell you when you have salad 
> on
> your teeth.  Sometimes Apple listens, and when they do we all benefit. 
>  The
> last thing Apple needs is uncritical support, as that would only 
> broaden the
> inevitable blind spots inherent in the human condition.
>
> Everyone makes mistakes, and through constructive feedback we improve. 
> I
> appreciate yours, and will tune my writing accordingly.
>
> But there may be no stopping Tog. ;)
>
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