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Russ 18-08-2003 12:56

Problems with Word
 
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/technology/3154479.stm

The very reason I use Star Office :)

Bifta 18-08-2003 13:03

I couldn't see a section that mentioned Star Office being any less of a culprit with regards to storing meta data, and besides, Star Office is/has/probably always will be ... crap :)

Russ 18-08-2003 13:07

Quote:

Originally posted by Bifta
I Star Office is/has/probably always will be ... crap :)
I'm sorry you feel that way.....it's always done everything I've needed it to :)

ic14 18-08-2003 13:18

I have to say open office rules, therefore startoffice rules as well.

Bifta 18-08-2003 13:31

Other than cost, I can see no benefits to using Open/Star Office over Office XP.

Russ 18-08-2003 14:25

Quote:

Originally posted by Bifta
Other than cost, I can see no benefits to using Open/Star Office over Office XP.
Therein lies another chief motivation for using it :)

Bifta 18-08-2003 14:32

I think the phrase "you get what you pay for" springs to mind.

timewarrior2001 18-08-2003 14:35

I used star office afew years ago, I was impressed.
I still use office though, as it seems most people do. I dont have a copy of Star office, and I have to admit it would never enter my head to use it over MS office.

Theodoric 18-08-2003 19:46

There was an interesting article about this in Online in the Grauniad a couple of weeks ago.

Graham 19-08-2003 19:34

A friend's workplace received a memo instructing everyone to ensure that they'd got the "track changes" feature switched off in Word.

Apparantly someone had e-mailed a Word document to another company which started "Dear Company X...", but when the changes were reversed this became "Dear Miserable ba$tards!"


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