I used to be a big Mac advocate back in the mid-90s. But shortfall of wallet caught up to me. So it's been primarily PCs ever since. (I sometimes fantasize about making a glorious return.) It's refreshing, but frustrating, to realize in a sea of software, there are superior programs which are ONLY for Mac. Consider DEVONthink for information management and OmniOutliner for, well, outlining! What chafes me even more is that both of them have Universal Binary versions that run on Intel Macs… but no Windows versions. Well, it's an incentive.

Zoho Writer's down for maintenance right now. Hope it'll be alright, I was doing some doc editing and found intolerable slowdowns upon doing commands. Writely's still up, and I've been using it more, getting more used to the way it works. It's not as web-friendly as Zoho is, in the sense of preparing blog entries with embedded images and hypertext etc., but I greatly prefer Writely's document view because it feeds my familiarities with Gmail. Being able to star and archive documents is nice. However, I still can't find where to file a bug report, and the forums seem underused. Ah, I'll take a stab anyway.