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New Office for Windows
mobrien_12:
I agree also. There wasn't much difference between office 97 and 2000, so there was little reason to replace office 97 with 2000. Office XP was a big step backwards and is frustrating to use. This looks even worse.
But of course, MS is changing the document format again.
Orethrius:
It Burrrrnsss!!! Precious, It Burrrrnsssss!!!
Kintaro:
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Commander:
worked fine for the rest of us i think.
and as for the software.. i dont know how well it performs as an application, but the interface sucks ass. i mean who the hell wants half their screen cluttered with buttons and switches? ok, maybe i'm being a little too exaggerative here, but why the hell is the toolbar(s) so thick??
i wont even bother downloading a demo (if they offer one) for this one. i'll just stick with wordperfect and abiword.
Pathos:
You may be able to reduce the menu sizes.
It will be easier than popup menus because those are too fiddly on larger monitors.
I right click anyway.
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