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Story: Microsoft licences too expensive, say schools
Posted by: jono (Monday 16 January 2006, 3:07 PM)
Jon,
My college stuff on Works 3.1 Stopped being able to (easily) read this a few years ago, can't remember which version of Office this happened. I am given to believe that OpenOffice will read it straight off though....
Why should the world only need to be able to read data less than 10 years old? Our Public Liability period is 12 years to satart with.
Why shouldn't my children be able to read any thing written by the previous generation?
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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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Name a older Microsoft format that cant be re... Jon
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