There might be a few autocad programs for the Mac, but they aren't the industry standards, and I don't get to pick which one I use. All those different programs are incompatible, so you just have to use what everyone else uses.

The problem is that noone took Apple seriously for years, and now they have to make that up in a large portion of the business sector where there's a huge switchover cost. Of course that's only if they have an interest in that customer base, which I'm not sure they do.

Yeah, it's like Autocad.

So what do you think of them going to the Intel Duo processor?

You can't get Pro/Engineer for a Mac, unless you run it on Parallels or Bootcamp with Windows, which defeats the whole purpose of using a Mac, in my opinion.

I use a Mac at home and a PC at work. If only they had Mac support for Pro/E...