Melton Fox
Dancing Queen
I'm considering getting this today.
Anybody got it, installed it, using it etc?
Any opinions?
Anybody got it, installed it, using it etc?
Any opinions?
Cheers DV, I never really do trials and demos. I'll just buy it i think.
I much prefer the Bull-in-a-China-Shop approach to life.
Yep, it's much easier to ask for foregiveness than for permission.i'm like that too, although i prefer in-at-the-deep-end
about five years ago i lied and said i was good at Access to get a job, then blagged it once in the job. i'd barely been in it before... soon learnt it!
I'm considering getting this today.
Anybody got it, installed it, using it etc?
Any opinions?
It's not my money, and the whole of the company work with Office. Much easier if I do too.Unless you've got money to burn Melts, I'd seriously advise you to try it before you splash out on it.
It's very much a love it or loath it office suit, personally I couldn't stand it, tried it for a week & it drove me f*ckin nuts.
Unless you've got money to burn Melts, I'd seriously advise you to try it before you splash out on it.
It's very much a love it or loath it office suit, personally I couldn't stand it, tried it for a week & it drove me f*ckin nuts.
It's not my money, and the whole of the company work with Office. Much easier if I do too.
They're not. I might not buy it now. That's ****ing crazy.Kewl.
Don't forget though, as DF has said, Office 2007 has it's own file type .docx, which is incompatable with any other versions of Office so you'd need to make sure everybody in the entire company is using 2007.
Wiki said:[edit] File formats
Main article: Office Open XML
Microsoft Office uses a new file format, called Office OpenXML, as the default file format. Word documents (without macro extensions) are now saved using a .docx extension rather than the traditional .doc extension. Word 2007 can also save documents in the old format which is compatible with previous versions of Word. In addition, Microsoft has made available a free add-on that lets older Office editions open documents created under the new 2007 format.
You can select .doc as the file type in the 'Save As' dialogue which is a pain in the hole having to select it every time, but I found documents didn't render exactly the same when opened up with older version of Office.
I didn't know that they'd released an add-on for older versions to open .docx so I don't know how well that works.
you would if all the docs being sent to you were in .doc format.Its been out a while but would anyone actually go to the bother of downloading it to read a document, I wouldnt.
you would if all the docs being sent to you were in .doc format.
You questioned why anybody would d/load the add on to allow you to read a word doc created in a previous version of Word.I dont follow.
You questioned why anybody would d/load the add on to allow you to read a word doc created in a previous version of Word.
I responded that if all the docs that were being sent to you (inter company) were made with an earlier version of word (pre 2007) then that is the reason why you'd d/lod the add on.
You questioned why anybody would d/load the add on to allow you to read a word doc created in a previous version of Word.
I responded that if all the docs that were being sent to you (inter company) were made with an earlier version of word (pre 2007) then that is the reason why you'd d/lod the add on.
OK, didn't realize that. I'll just save everything in 2003 format TB, unless it's personal doc then it's irrelevant.The add on allows people using old version to read your 2007 documents.
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