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Re: What is the point of Windows having the word processor program called "WordPad"?
05/06/12 12:37 AM
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>Besides, MS-Office 2007's interfaces changes were just pure unwiped
> and unwashed stinky ass.
LOL, yes, the new ribbon does take quite a while to get used to. For ~5 years, I've had the old menus installed side by side with the ribbon, and I use either depending on what I want to do. Some things - but only some - are easier / better with the ribbon, but for most, the menus are still the best. I hate hunting the ribbon for the 5th time thinking "where the @#$% did MS put this ....".
> person $250 or more for a less-than-functional office suite.
MS want to move Office to the cloud and charge people a subscription. Can't see that being too popular ...
The only things I don't like about OpenOffice is that it has (or had last I checked) problems with "large" spreadsheet files (takes dozens of times longer to load / save than Excel), and the database was pretty flaky.
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