Max is right - they aren't that different.

My dad uses a Mac and sometimes I find it frustrating because, whilst I know Windows pretty well, some things on the Mac are in different places. But they are there. Just takes a bit of time to find them.

I really can't understand those who say that Macs are totally wonderful, and that switching will produce 'computer nirvana.' If that were so, their market share would be a bit bigger...

Macs can be frustrating if you download a lot of software - you'll often find that what you want is only available for Windows. If you just want to do basic stuff, you'll find your way around really easily.

(The 'long' click vs the right click is quite intuative too)

Regards

Zeb