While the keyboard shortcuts may exist for the Mac, they are up front in Windows. We look at this as an anachronism. Windows users see it as an advantage. One simply touches a different part of the brain. Windows is loaded with these anachronisms that end up making the system an everyman type of machine.
Interpersonal intelligence is supported by the almost sickeningly friendly interface.
Everything of import seems to be done automatically for users. Downloads go where Windows tells them, software installs itself with ease, and updates occur because they need to. This demands nothing from the user but a level of interpersonal trust that the OS will do the job. For a Windows user, this is as interpersonal as it gets. While Bob was a huge gamble and misjudgment on Microsoft's behalf, the lessons were learned, and Windows became a more personal environment in which to work- once one of the Macs main selling points.