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New Re: Quit playing dumb already!
You guys are missing the point. The needs of business could be met with Windows 3.1 Write, Notepad, perhaps PowerPoint from Office 4.3, and for the true power user, Access 2.0. I've still only experienced a single case of a person using Word to anything like its capability - and that was in 1994.

The office tools that come with, say SuSE 8.2, are more than sufficient for any business need. There would be no cost for retraining - file/open/save/print/forward etc. etc.
-drl
New Capabilities

In one of the follow-on documents, apparently Win98 didn't "support" the e-procurement apps BP was considering. How the fsck they failed support isn't particularly clear. But that still only covers the desktop. No need to toss Novell. Though that's clearly what happened.

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New Much as I would like to agree with you,
I do have to use Word 97 at least to do my documents. Things like outline mode and diagrams really help. And for sending things up for reviews, change highlighting is very valuable.

Write for Windows 3.1 meets the needs of business users like a spear meets the need of a hunter: it's possible to kill a boar, but boy, it's not pretty.
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New well exCUUUSE ME! OK, OK, Word 97!
I'll cop to that upgrade!
-drl
     Great gem on the cost of a Microsoft "forced upgrade" - (kmself) - (22)
         Read "Information Rules" - (ben_tilly)
         Re: Great gem on the cost of a Microsoft "forced upgrade" - (andread) - (19)
             And what sort of verification would you have in mind? - (kmself) - (16)
                 Re: And what sort of verification would you have in mind? - (andread) - (15)
                     I no longer want to play ... - (drewk)
                     The costs you cite are the costs - (Arkadiy)
                     Taxing credulity - (kmself) - (12)
                         Re: Taxing credulity - (andread) - (11)
                             Re: Taxing credulity - (kmself) - (5)
                                 Re: Taxing credulity - (andread) - (4)
                                     Umm... that's the point - (jake123)
                                     Concede the points - (kmself) - (2)
                                         Re: Concede the points - (andread) - (1)
                                             Eyewitness testimony - (kmself)
                             Quit playing dumb already! - (Arkadiy) - (4)
                                 Re: Quit playing dumb already! - (deSitter) - (3)
                                     Capabilities - (kmself)
                                     Much as I would like to agree with you, - (Arkadiy) - (1)
                                         well exCUUUSE ME! OK, OK, Word 97! - (deSitter)
             Yeah, sure. - (CRConrad) - (1)
                 You know I'm not one. - (mmoffitt)
         Probable scenario match - (kmself)

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