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I need a new PC - I really want a Macbook, principally because I always write with Scrivener on a Mac. But the new Mac may be out of my budget (unless I can figure a way around that). I've downloaded the PC demo version but it feels strange to me. I've had good reports of the Windows version, but other writers tell me the PC version isn't as intuitive, flexible and feature-rich as the PC one. But that may be simply down to familiarity. I tried the PC demo and first thing I noticed is that the paragraphs don't format correctly - everything just mashes together - unless I'm missing something?

Can I get user feedback here, pro and con, to inform my decision to either a) sell my soul to the devil to buy a Mac or b) go the cheaper route and just get a PC? John Dodds wrote:can I get user feedback here, pro and con, to inform my decision to either a) sell my soul to the devil to buy a Mac or b) go the cheaper route and just get a PC? Emailchemy 11 Serial Macx there.