Thanks, very interesting. I have seen several websites of photographers that have " viewing notes" as to how your computer should be set up to maximize the visual accuracy of the photography galleries displayed, yet I do not recall anyone recommending the use of Safari.
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Most people wouldn't know what Safari was if you didn't give them a clue!
Probably in part or largely because the use of Macs is a very small minority of the computer owning population, especially here in Europe, where it seems that the vast majority of Mac users are 'Creatives', and everybody else uses regular PC's.
I was interested wandering around one of our UK trade photo shows, a couple of weeks ago, to see that for anything to do with showing photographs, or showing how well some piece of hardware worked, a Mac was used, but on the same stands, by and large, the business end was all PC's (HP's Dells etc).
(I use both Vista and Leopard, and think it's 6 of one; I use vista on the MacPro, and Leopard on the MacbookPro)
The idea of giving viewing notes is good, per se, especially if you have clientele who would actually bother to read and do
J!
EDIT: I've just remembered that Safari IS available for windows, but I don't see many people installing it just to view a site better.
See [a href=\"http://www.apple.com/safari/]http://www.apple.com/safari/[/url]