have an option under file>save that writes to the "write to cd" f.

[solasdawn]

My parents are not comfortable enough with a computer to go searching for
where their MS Office programs saved the file then to find the E: drive
folder and ask that the file be copied to the cd drive. As newer computers
only come with CDRW drives, your customers would benefit from an option to
"send to cd" on the MS Office file menue save options.

 

[Karl E. Peterson]

My parents are not comfortable enough with a computer to go searching
for where their MS Office programs saved the file then to find the E:
drive folder and ask that the file be copied to the cd drive. As
newer computers only come with CDRW drives, your customers would
benefit from an option to "send to cd" on the MS Office file menue
save options.

Is this a suggestion for Microsoft? If so, you might get a better response by
dropping it into the black hole, mailto:[email protected]

 

[Steve Rindsberg]

Is this a suggestion for Microsoft? If so, you might get a better response by
dropping it into the black hole, mailto:[email protected]

That email address really IS a black hole. It apparently hasn't been watched or
paid attention to for a couple of years now.

This is the second-favorite way of doing it now:

http://register.microsoft.com/mswish/suggestion.asp

But the MSBlessed Way is dumping suggestions into the newsgroup via the web
interface.

 

[Karl E. Peterson]

That email address really IS a black hole. It apparently hasn't been
watched or paid attention to for a couple of years now.

This is the second-favorite way of doing it now:

http://register.microsoft.com/mswish/suggestion.asp

Huh. No way I'd ever remember that!

But the MSBlessed Way is dumping suggestions into the newsgroup via
the web interface.

Yer kidding, no? They're encouraging that??? Why for, so that some dupe will go to
the trouble of responding, thus leaving the "customer" feeling they're not *totally*
ignored?

 

[Steve Rindsberg]

Huh. No way I'd ever remember that!

www.pptfaq.com then. There's a link to the Tell-A-Bill url right at the top of the
main page.

Yer kidding, no? They're encouraging that??? Why for, so that some dupe will go to
the trouble of responding, thus leaving the "customer" feeling they're not *totally*
ignored?

Say, you're not asking ME to justify or defend this, are ya? Nuh-uh.

Apparently when you see the suggestion from the webberface, you can vote on whether
you agree with the suggestion.

And nope. Ain't a gonna try to defend that idea either. <g>

 

[Karl E. Peterson]

www.pptfaq.com then. There's a link to the Tell-A-Bill url right at
the top of the main page.

Say, you're not asking ME to justify or defend this, are ya? Nuh-uh.

Apparently when you see the suggestion from the webberface, you can
vote on whether you agree with the suggestion.

And nope. Ain't a gonna try to defend that idea either. <g>

LOL! Cool...