[Stephen Buckle]

what is your build up from the structural slab?

[Stephen Buckle]

To follow on, Vector works is a far superior and suitable programme for the use in the landscape industry, it is jut as accurate, quicker to draw and gives you the ability to produce touchy feely plans and effortlessly. No sterile hatches!

It is compatible with importing AutoCAD files, although there can be a few difficulties with scales ect if you don’t know what your doing.

Sorry for my rants, i can’t believe it’s taken people this long to start to consider Mac.

[Stephen Buckle]

Once you have Mac, you never go back.

Seriously, I’ve used PC’s all my life. When i started at a new practice that was all Mac based 5 years ago, i kicked up a massive fuss, saying that they were not suitable or compatible etc etc….. (i just was afraid of the unknown)

After 2 weeks, i was so impressed i went out and got myself one for home. The plus point for nervous buyers now is that you can run windows on it, and all your windows based software. So it’s a no-brainer!!!!

I’m now in a different firm, and they are on PC’s……… it is daily torture!!!!!!

Why continue to use antiquated hardware, full of glitches, crashes and virus’s.

I’ve had my MacBook Pro (the 17 inch) for nearly 2 years it has locked up on me once and once only. That was preforming a large 3D rendering cycle. Never had a virus, never had to re-install things, It runs everything you can do o your pc…. just better.

They Just Work!!!!! nothing else to say.

ps. Vista is a blatant attempt to try and copy Mac’s OSX and it’s interfaces……… but it miserably failed to get anywhere near the mark!

[Stephen Buckle]

It is to easy to repeat previous successful designs, but being involved in unique, diverse and challenging projects that stimulate fresh design responses that keep my passion burning.

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