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TANKIE
I've been a heavy Office user since its introduction. I really thank Microsoft
and Bill for making all their great software available for me to earn my living
with. Currently using Office 2000. I'm curious what Office XP has to offer.
My company chose not to upgrade its 20,000+ PCs from either Windows or Office
2000 to XP versions. Our IT people say there are no significant benefits to a
corporate user.
In the case of Windows XP, which I have at home, I think they are correct.
Nothing runs any better, and the Fisher Price/Tella-tubby style is amusing at
best. So what can I expect from Office XP? Anything of substance, of mostly
just whistles and bells on top of the 2000 with all the service packs?
I was given Office XP but have not installed it at home because I do not want
to put up with file version issues that I found with every other Office
upgrade; I still must use 2000 formats for work stuff. Thanks.
and Bill for making all their great software available for me to earn my living
with. Currently using Office 2000. I'm curious what Office XP has to offer.
My company chose not to upgrade its 20,000+ PCs from either Windows or Office
2000 to XP versions. Our IT people say there are no significant benefits to a
corporate user.
In the case of Windows XP, which I have at home, I think they are correct.
Nothing runs any better, and the Fisher Price/Tella-tubby style is amusing at
best. So what can I expect from Office XP? Anything of substance, of mostly
just whistles and bells on top of the 2000 with all the service packs?
I was given Office XP but have not installed it at home because I do not want
to put up with file version issues that I found with every other Office
upgrade; I still must use 2000 formats for work stuff. Thanks.