Office 2007 on MSDN
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So, if you want to lose all your emails, now is the time to download ? *grumble grumble*
Christian Graus wrote:
So, if you want to lose all your emails, now is the time to download ?
Or if you want to corrupt all your doc and excel files :rolleyes:
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Christian Graus wrote:
So, if you want to lose all your emails, now is the time to download ?
Or if you want to corrupt all your doc and excel files :rolleyes:
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Currently working on C++/CLI in Action for Manning Publications. (*Sample chapter available online*)Well, Word will definately discard the formatting of old documents, I had some fun getting that back together for some stuff I was working on.
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I was checking to see if Vista was available yet and found that Office 2007 was made available today. - Just wanted to let everyone know. JB
Thanks:) I have started downloading.:)
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I was checking to see if Vista was available yet and found that Office 2007 was made available today. - Just wanted to let everyone know. JB
Awesome. Thanks. :)
Oh geez... the forum keeps spinning... you'll take care o f it i'm sure, c'ause ... yeah, i neede this. *cough* anyway good job finding the bug.
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Well, Word will definately discard the formatting of old documents, I had some fun getting that back together for some stuff I was working on.
I guess I haven't used RTM yet (just started downloading) but it should open .doc files just as they appeared in 2003. Only if you resave them as .docx could it possibly loose anything.
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I was checking to see if Vista was available yet and found that Office 2007 was made available today. - Just wanted to let everyone know. JB
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I was checking to see if Vista was available yet and found that Office 2007 was made available today. - Just wanted to let everyone know. JB
Thanks for the heads up. About time to get OneNote Mobile installed onto that PDA...:)
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I guess I haven't used RTM yet (just started downloading) but it should open .doc files just as they appeared in 2003. Only if you resave them as .docx could it possibly loose anything.
Matt Newman
Even the very best tools in the hands of an idiot will produce something of little or no value. - Chris Meech on IdiotsMatt Newman wrote:
Only if you resave them as .docx could it possibly loose anything.
I don't think this is too likely... surely when u open the old .docs then it would convert them into the current format if for nothing else but displaying. On the other hand this is Microsoft and maybe they plan to release stability in the next update.
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I was checking to see if Vista was available yet and found that Office 2007 was made available today. - Just wanted to let everyone know. JB
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I was checking to see if Vista was available yet and found that Office 2007 was made available today. - Just wanted to let everyone know. JB
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Awesome. Thanks. :)
Oh geez... the forum keeps spinning... you'll take care o f it i'm sure, c'ause ... yeah, i neede this. *cough* anyway good job finding the bug.
-Shog9 on...a Firefox bug.That's two major releases in two weeks that you've failed to announce within seconds of them going live. What's happened to the real David Stone? :suss:
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That's two major releases in two weeks that you've failed to announce within seconds of them going live. What's happened to the real David Stone? :suss:
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I, for one, welcome our new shrew-sized overlords.You forget David, I don't pay attention to actual releases. I just follow all the alpha/beta/RC releases. Finished products mean nothing to me except that there will be another pre-release version out in a few months. ;)
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Downloaded in a blistering 31mins!!! :cool:
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:eek:, you've snuck onto the MS campus havn't you? Still I'm not complaining since a) I don't have an MSDN account b) I'm not going to waste money on something I don't need and c) I only wanted it for screenshots :rolleyes:
Ed.Poore wrote:
a) I don't have an MSDN account
Unlucky ;P
Ed.Poore wrote:
b) I'm not going to waste money on something I don't need
Oh there's a vast improvement on the Excel and Word front, outlook is a bit of a let down as it doesn't have the ribbons :((
Ed.Poore wrote:
c) I only wanted it for screenshots
You can't create spreadsheet, documents or emails with a screensh;Pot
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Ed.Poore wrote:
a) I don't have an MSDN account
Unlucky ;P
Ed.Poore wrote:
b) I'm not going to waste money on something I don't need
Oh there's a vast improvement on the Excel and Word front, outlook is a bit of a let down as it doesn't have the ribbons :((
Ed.Poore wrote:
c) I only wanted it for screenshots
You can't create spreadsheet, documents or emails with a screensh;Pot
We made the buttons on the screen look so good you'll want to lick them. Steve Jobs
norm .net wrote:
Unlucky ;P
Hey, I'm only 18, I'd rather spend my money on shooting or bits for my Land Rover.
norm .net wrote:
Oh there's a vast improvement on the Excel and Word front
The only use I've had for either in the last 6 months has been to keep track of the time I've spent working for the company employing me (working from home), will write a program to do it when I get the chance.
norm .net wrote:
outlook is a bit of a let down as it doesn't have the ribbons :((
That was my impression as well, I mean the menus are already more or less context-sensitive so it can't be that much work.
norm .net wrote:
You can't create spreadsheet, documents or emails with a screensh;Pot
But I can get ideas for cool new UIs, but then again I'm just waiting for my WPF books to arrive from Amazon then I can really let fly :)
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Matt Newman wrote:
Only if you resave them as .docx could it possibly loose anything.
I don't think this is too likely... surely when u open the old .docs then it would convert them into the current format if for nothing else but displaying. On the other hand this is Microsoft and maybe they plan to release stability in the next update.
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It asks you. If you say no it leaves your original file alone.
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eh, stop bugging me about it, give it a couple of days, see what happens.
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I was checking to see if Vista was available yet and found that Office 2007 was made available today. - Just wanted to let everyone know. JB
Cant get it, I only have a pro subscription. Am not rich enough :-(
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Matt Newman wrote:
Only if you resave them as .docx could it possibly loose anything.
I don't think this is too likely... surely when u open the old .docs then it would convert them into the current format if for nothing else but displaying. On the other hand this is Microsoft and maybe they plan to release stability in the next update.
Brad Australian Save the Glass House (Fill in the complaint form to the ABC) Glass House Home Page (May as well get hooked while you still can)
Bradml wrote:
I don't think this is too likely... surely when u open the old .docs then it would convert them into the current format if for nothing else but displaying. On the other hand this is Microsoft and maybe they plan to release stability in the next update.
When you open a .doc file you it opens in "Compatibility Mode"
Matt Newman
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