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Nicolae Mihalache
Hello!
I've been using word X for some time and I've been continuously bothered
by its slowness (I'm using a dual G4 1.25GHz) but still I could work.
Recently I have received a document containing a big table that spawns
several pages. When editing this document, the word X is so slow that is
almost impossible to work. I switched to a 1 GHZ Pentium III laptop with
Office XP and the same document is incredibly fast to edit and to browse.
I've checked the newsgroups and found few tricks for disabling some
features (mainly statistics) but still there is no much speed improvement.
My question is: does Microsoft deliver such a poor product on purpose?
It seems that they succeed pretty well. Two persons in my company have
switched from mac to windows (AFTER buying the office X) because of the
very poor word X experience.
Office X had only one significant update (service release 1) and that
was I think almost 2 years ago. I'm almost sure that Microsoft is very
well aware of the problems and bugs with office X but it simply does not
care.
An angry ex-word X user,
Nicolae Mihalache
I've been using word X for some time and I've been continuously bothered
by its slowness (I'm using a dual G4 1.25GHz) but still I could work.
Recently I have received a document containing a big table that spawns
several pages. When editing this document, the word X is so slow that is
almost impossible to work. I switched to a 1 GHZ Pentium III laptop with
Office XP and the same document is incredibly fast to edit and to browse.
I've checked the newsgroups and found few tricks for disabling some
features (mainly statistics) but still there is no much speed improvement.
My question is: does Microsoft deliver such a poor product on purpose?
It seems that they succeed pretty well. Two persons in my company have
switched from mac to windows (AFTER buying the office X) because of the
very poor word X experience.
Office X had only one significant update (service release 1) and that
was I think almost 2 years ago. I'm almost sure that Microsoft is very
well aware of the problems and bugs with office X but it simply does not
care.
An angry ex-word X user,
Nicolae Mihalache