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Topic: MS Office vs. OpenOffice

#	Author	Message
11	WilliamK99 Sat 5/24/2008 11:39a	Office 2007 is great, much better than its predecessors. It is quite spendy though, which is why I am happy I got a legal copy for 20 dollars. For that price it's well worth it.
12	DVC_dad Sun 5/25/2008 8:11p	I prefer Office 2007 and use it with Outlook as well as a few other MS programs. I don't really understand the opposition to MS. I have an iMac, and a MacBook. (But I mostly use a Dell XPS laptop)...anyway, on the MacBook, thanks to the very nice and improved Bootcamp in Leopard, I also run Windows XP. I can boot to either OS and HONESTLY, Windows runs as well on this MacBook as it does anywhere. I sort of float between the two depending on my needs. In spite of this, my pet peave is getting something that I have to tinker with or tweak to get the result I want. I want things to simply work on the first try. It's worth the extra $ to me. That's what I love about my iPhone. Sure I could get something cheaper, but it simply works, the first time, like a charm, the way it is supposed to.
13	Elderp Mon 5/26/2008 6:21a	I am with DVCdad sometimes it is nice for things to just work.

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