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Story: Microsoft licences too expensive, say schools
Posted by: Jon (Monday 16 January 2006, 8:54 AM)
Name a older Microsoft format that cant be read by a new version of Microsoft software,
If you mean will you current word processor be able to read a file created in 10 years time, not a chance thats called progess. Its like asking your VHS player to read a DVD
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Story: Microsoft licences too expensive, say schools
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Micro$oft is too expensive. Wow - what a revelati... Anonymous -
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MS file formats are the landmine buried for the ki... Olavi Petri
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My college stuff on Works 3.1 Stop... jono
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Vista already has virus patches and it i... Ron Norris
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I'm in agreement that MS products a... Chris Ferguson
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I agree. Macs are a much less costly option. Of co... Ron Norris
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