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Story: Microsoft: OpenDocument is too slow
Posted by: Oldator (Friday 26 May 2006, 1:01 PM)
"As someone knowledgeable on MS products he knows that quite well and appears to be deliberately trying to cause confusion."
M$ trying to spread FUD? Surely you can't be serious.
This is a company that knows what's good for the world, they know what the world wants and needs.
So anything that doesn't have the M$ logo on it is of no value, worthless. If you aren't overpaying then you aren't getting a bang for your buck. Plus if you don't support M$ who is going to continue to supply us
with unstable, insecure, overpriced software?
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Story: Microsoft: OpenDocument is too slow
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ODF is too slow, says the company that's taken ...... Kenny -
Microsoft's DOC is just as slow! Proof: I opened... Mike Dean
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I wonder what kind of attack we should expect next... Anonymous
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Was that "richer" "customer experience", or "rich... Anonymous
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"[The Gartner analysis] was very surprising and il... Steve
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MSO 2003 doesn't even use MS Office Open XML forma... Olavi Petri
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"As someone knowledgeable on MS products he knows... Oldator -
Gee, I hope MS programmers aren't as bereft of log... James Jones
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zdnet - Your study, on which this article was base... Anonymous
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This is marketing bull. How the heck does a file... Anonymous
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We should listen to MS on this, after all they did... H Edwards
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Even if Microsoft's implementation is faster initi... Arthur B.
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