Occasionally Microsoft Entourage got a bit poky, and Microsoft Word seemed somewhat confused when we tried to use the MacBook Pro’s Scrolling Trackpad feature.
(We did experience a few unexpected appearances of OS X’s spinning rainbow cursor of doom, but they abated after we discarded several old items, including Smart Crash Reports and SIMBL, that the Migration Utility had transferred to our InputManagers folder.)Īlthough several of the bread-and-butter applications we used aren’t currently available in Universal versions, we rarely perceived any serious slowness in those applications. Once Spotlight was done with its work, most common operations felt much more responsive than they had on the PowerBook. After the migration was complete, we experienced several annoying slowdowns, but a trip to Apple’s Activity Monitor utility revealed that the culprit was Spotlight, which had to index the MacBook Pro’s hard drive after the Migration Assistant utility finished its transfer.
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