The first thing that Jonathan Ploudre did when he got his own Mac IIsi in 1991 was to make a custom icon for the computer and give it a name. Ever since then he has been trying to make Macs as fast and friendly as possible. Setting the right preferences can make your software work more efficiently. Three tips to improve the Macintosh experience. How to use Apple's Espy font as your default typeface.
Perceived speed is what counts.
Sometimes an old Mac can be faster than a new one. A look at the fonts Apple has included with the OS over the years. Low End Mac begun April 7, 1997. Copyright for individual articles resides with the author. All rights reserved.