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I only want to know why in the name of Zeus' sweaty armpits why Microsoft
even offers things like Military Appreciation Office 2003. then when I type
in (watch very closely, I really do mean this) "Publisher 2003" it shoots me
straight to a Publisher 2007 website and only lists Publisher 2003 as a Help
topic? I want every single one of you who actually think you have even a
modicum nanonugget of intelligence to listen to this....You could not pay me
money to Try any Office 2007 product simply on the grounds that, even after
several decades of work, that the software engineers in Redmond and New Delhi
absolutely, cannot ever and will not ever, develop a single piece of brand
new software that isn't completely screwed up, or, God forbid, even have a
passing relationship with reality. Does Microsoft even keep the same
engineers to do this with or does it still use the Oracle of Delphi to make
all of its business decisions and human resources appointemnts?
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even offers things like Military Appreciation Office 2003. then when I type
in (watch very closely, I really do mean this) "Publisher 2003" it shoots me
straight to a Publisher 2007 website and only lists Publisher 2003 as a Help
topic? I want every single one of you who actually think you have even a
modicum nanonugget of intelligence to listen to this....You could not pay me
money to Try any Office 2007 product simply on the grounds that, even after
several decades of work, that the software engineers in Redmond and New Delhi
absolutely, cannot ever and will not ever, develop a single piece of brand
new software that isn't completely screwed up, or, God forbid, even have a
passing relationship with reality. Does Microsoft even keep the same
engineers to do this with or does it still use the Oracle of Delphi to make
all of its business decisions and human resources appointemnts?
----------------
This post is a suggestion for Microsoft, and Microsoft responds to the
suggestions with the most votes. To vote for this suggestion, click the "I
Agree" button in the message pane. If you do not see the button, follow this
link to open the suggestion in the Microsoft Web-based Newsreader and then
click "I Agree" in the message pane.
http://www.microsoft.com/office/com...62b615&dg=microsoft.public.publisher.prepress