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Hi anyone have Windows XP Home Office.
those who do when you bought it how big was the manual which came with it?
those who do when you bought it how big was the manual which came with it?
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(Original post by El_Borish)
mines a pirate - god bless the internet
mines a pirate - god bless the internet
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I use open office. Its free. Opensource all the way.
Much cheeper than being caught by Microsofts vast legal department.
Much cheeper than being caught by Microsofts vast legal department.
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(Original post by pal_sch)
I use open office. Its free. Opensource all the way.
Much cheeper than being caught by Microsofts vast legal department.
I use open office. Its free. Opensource all the way.
Much cheeper than being caught by Microsofts vast legal department.
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(Original post by El_Borish)
also very good, and entirely legal
also very good, and entirely legal
Been with them since the good old staroffice.
That sucks now, but openoffice has gotten better and better. Some compatability problems with it when taking things into school.
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(Original post by TheMainDon)
Hi anyone have Windows XP Home Office.
those who do when you bought it how big was the manual which came with it?
Hi anyone have Windows XP Home Office.
those who do when you bought it how big was the manual which came with it?
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#10
(Original post by pal_sch)
Damn right.
Been with them since the good old staroffice.
That sucks now, but openoffice has gotten better and better. Some compatability problems with I when taking things into school.
Damn right.
Been with them since the good old staroffice.
That sucks now, but openoffice has gotten better and better. Some compatability problems with I when taking things into school.
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(Original post by pal_sch)
Damn right.
Been with them since the good old staroffice.
That sucks now, but openoffice has gotten better and better. Some compatability problems with I when taking things into school.
Damn right.
Been with them since the good old staroffice.
That sucks now, but openoffice has gotten better and better. Some compatability problems with I when taking things into school.
I got microsoft office for the mac (the student edition) I don't even think there was a manual, or if there was I call it something else...
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#13
(Original post by me!)
Openoffice is evil... it's slow and I don't trust it... but it's free...
I got microsoft office for the mac (the student edition) I don't even think there was a manual, or if there was I call it something else...
Openoffice is evil... it's slow and I don't trust it... but it's free...
I got microsoft office for the mac (the student edition) I don't even think there was a manual, or if there was I call it something else...
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#14
(Original post by foolfarian)
staroffice - i had that on my machine. awful awful program
J
staroffice - i had that on my machine. awful awful program
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(Original post by El_Borish)
mines a pirate - god bless the internet
mines a pirate - god bless the internet
cheers
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(Original post by TheMainDon)
Hi anyone have Windows XP Home Office.
those who do when you bought it how big was the manual which came with it?
Hi anyone have Windows XP Home Office.
those who do when you bought it how big was the manual which came with it?
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(Original post by pal_sch)
It does take more memory than Microsoft, as the whole office setup is in a single program, making importing things into other formats easy.
It does take more memory than Microsoft, as the whole office setup is in a single program, making importing things into other formats easy.
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(Original post by me!)
It does an evil thing though - when you have saved a spreadsheet as openoffice and then get excel so you want to transfer all the spreadsheets into excel when you go to save as in openoffice to change it from an openoffice file into an excel one when you quit it warns you that some data might be lost, that's evil...
It does an evil thing though - when you have saved a spreadsheet as openoffice and then get excel so you want to transfer all the spreadsheets into excel when you go to save as in openoffice to change it from an openoffice file into an excel one when you quit it warns you that some data might be lost, that's evil...
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get a pirate copy - i dont think ive ever paid for a piece of software in my life. I've got pirate xp pro, xp home, win 98 ,win95, win2k, office 98, office xp, tons of games and pretty much everything i need, all for free.
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