Reply to "unable to list using mac os 9.2"

auctivaaaronlAuctiva Support

Oh dear... I don't envy you your situation. Maybe bluwillobandit's advice will be of some help? Otherwise, one thing that might help you choose your next steps might be to do your graphics on your Mac, and save those images to a USB memory key or something simple like that; and try going to a friend or relatives to try out whatever type of machine they're using to get online and upload your images, and see how you like it. If you've been using a Mac for 20+ years, you shouldn't have to switch to PC. Actually, you should get an award or something!

(As an aside, if all you'd be using a PC for is Auctiva, and you use Firefox instead of Internet Exploder, you should be safe from the nasty things that usually plague unwary PC users.)

Regards,

Auctiva Aaron L.

4/12/075:02 PM

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