Dunno Peter,
All part of MS's great masterplan moving forward ;)
Yes lots of us find them very useful and there has been much complaining
about the decision.
If you are interested, Google will point to many forum discussions on this.
Cheers
Neil
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Neil R. Houghton
Albany, Western Australia
Well, for my part, I've had used Excel for more than 10 years now and I'm
familiar & happy with it (except for them killing off macros).
Also it is easy to say it reads/saves back to xls - so does apples Numbers -
however if I open one of my xls files in numbers, work on it and save back
to .xls t
it's strange ..all talk about micro$oft office..why not using
open office (with X11) or neooffice for mac
it works, reads & saves back to xls/doc/ppt/pps/& many more, it only
costs us much as you donate.
http://www.neooffice.org/neojava/en/index.php
cheers James
On 27/02/
Looks good,
I just left a comment - then, cos I'm not sure how many members would go
check them out, I thought I'd post it! ..
Re:
> The next demo was on Microsoft Office 2008 which retails at A$229 for the
> student and home editions.
> There is not a lot to shout about in this version as En
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