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| Office 2007 |
 
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70% |
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| Office 2003 |
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30% |
[ 3 ] |
| Office XP |
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0% |
[ 0 ] |
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MBeckett
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"...A must-have for serious Mac users."
*bows* credit given where it's due! 
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28/08/2008 05:22:52
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Obelix
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I have no idea why they say that...
Was thinking more about "happy feet" products.
I despise Mac.
It's exactly the anti-thesis - style over substance !
Mua hah ah a hah ah ah ahahahahahahahhaaaaaaaaaa
Have you seen Airbook ?
Only thing cool is the thickness.
What does thickness has anything to do with computing ?!?!?
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28/08/2008 05:37:36
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techguy
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The best version is OPENoffice! no charge, no restrictions, but a little quirky around the edges. BUT it desperatley needs an outlook clone.
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28/08/2008 05:45:25
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MBeckett
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Obelix wrote:I have no idea why they say that...
Was thinking more about "happy feet" products.
I despise Mac.
It's exactly the anti-thesis - style over substance !
Mua hah ah a hah ah ah ahahahahahahahhaaaaaaaaaa
Have you seen Airbook ?
Only thing cool is the thickness.
What does thickness has anything to do with computing ?!?!?
Yes I have seen the Airbook, aren't they making another one but to be more beefy or is that a rumour?
I like the Mac for their (seemingly) more professional reputation and design (apart from the fact that they have a lot of functionality also).
I'm guessing the thickness is more for people that travel a lot, carrying the smaller/lighter MacAir seems to be a better choice (if they can afford it).
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28/08/2008 06:09:00
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Obelix
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techguy wrote:The best version is OPENoffice! no charge, no restrictions, but a little quirky around the edges. BUT it desperatley needs an outlook clone.
Indeed...
*widened excited eyes*
More precisely an EXCHANGE client clone...
If it's a straight forward smtp-pop thing there's no problem.
McBeckett wrote:Yes I have seen the Airbook, aren't they making another one but to be more beefy or is that a rumour?
I like the Mac for their (seemingly) more professional reputation and design (apart from the fact that they have a lot of functionality also).
I'm guessing the thickness is more for people that travel a lot, carrying the smaller/lighter MacAir seems to be a better choice (if they can afford it).
Ooo don't get me wrong... they ARE professional. They are professional ARTIST.
And thinner and smaller is not interchangeable.. it's too wide to be small (read:practical).
If mobility is important I'd go with UMPC - fraction of the cost, same full functionality and power. Only thing to get used to is the 8" average screen and keyboard.
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18/09/2008 11:21:29
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CCSO IT
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I like OpenOffice personally, but I tend to be a bit of an open source fanboy. Unfortunately, I've never been able to get Mozilla's Thunderbird to work as well as outlook. Here we use office 2003, but the only reason we aren't upgrading is that it takes a LONG time to train all of our users (most of which are not that tech-savvy) on how to use a new product when 2003 works very similarly to 2000.
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Thomas Hardin
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Clackamas County Sheriff's Office |
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