No Problems!

[Richard E. Lanning]

Fellow Mac Newsgroupies,

I have been running Tiger for about three weeks now and have experienced
absolutely NO PROBLEMS with any Office 2004 application. I wiped my hard
drive and did a clean install, in addition to making the decision not to
install OS9/Classic. Everything is working like a charm!

 

[matt neuburg]

I have been running Tiger for about three weeks now and have experienced
absolutely NO PROBLEMS with any Office 2004 application. I wiped my hard
drive and did a clean install, in addition to making the decision not to
install OS9/Classic. Everything is working like a charm!

Don't worry. We've got people here who can definitely fix this
situation. m.

 

[Beth Rosengard]

Wow! How nice of you to post. We don't hear that kind of thing very often;
we just get the *bad* news .

Cheers,

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[John McGhie [MVP - Word and Word Macintosh]]

Ah hah! A Happy user

There's a Special Interest Group Meeting just for you guys, tomorrow at 8.00
p.m. on the corner of 12th street and fifth Avenue. In the phone box
there...

Cheers

Fellow Mac Newsgroupies,

I have been running Tiger for about three weeks now and have experienced
absolutely NO PROBLEMS with any Office 2004 application. I wiped my hard
drive and did a clean install, in addition to making the decision not to
install OS9/Classic. Everything is working like a charm!

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[jchurchill]

Well, lucky old you!! I suppose by the law of averages, there had to be
one, somewhere - I mean Apple and Microsoft wouldn't still be in
business if the stuff they produce was really as bad as it seems to me
to be at the moment, would it?

I would offer that emac to a museum somewhere - it's obviously a rare
and wonderful machine!