Maybe they wrote the article in "OOXML Text", converted it to "OOXML Sheet" and finally converting it to "OOXML Presentation" before exporting it to HTML.
And what about support? If you used a third party module, say, Samba instead of windows file and printer sharing (heh!), microsoft would say, "We can't help you with your problem, Sir. The module you are using is not supported."
You have an old postscript printer (Centronix interface only) and an old P2-450 box and you want to configure this as a networked printer, would you install the P2-450:
Windows 98?
Windows XP?
A small/compact linux Distro?
I'd surely install linux. This is not a poll, but I know you get my point.
Then again, when you wait for a new version of your OS for five years or more, it is understandable that you want to upgrade immediately; Then again, for a lowly small-sized company, they would want to have their Windows Millennium Edition supported for a millennium because they couldn't afford another costly upgrade that would surely break their budget.
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1. Half?
2. Halfway?
3. Halftime?
4. Half-court?
5. Hmiddle (silent H)?
Cheers! :-)
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... and they play with VLA, and SKA (square kilometer array).
Cool! Can they play reggae or jazz to? ;-)
Maybe they wrote the article in "OOXML Text", converted it to "OOXML Sheet" and finally converting it to "OOXML Presentation" before exporting it to HTML.
See http://www.robweir.com/blog/2008/03/disharmony-of-ooxml.html.
OOXML internally follows a standard which, I think, is very much similar to ISO. heh
And what about support? If you used a third party module, say, Samba instead of windows file and printer sharing (heh!), microsoft would say, "We can't help you with your problem, Sir. The module you are using is not supported."
TFA got slashdotted.
Anyway
Magic 8 ball said "Outlook Good". Oxymoron.
In addition to this, you could also start teaching your kids at an early age.
I have a ROT13 plugin for the enigma that will make the code harder to break.
Ok, bidding starts at 10 bucks.
Does it have Intel VT or AMD-V virtualization extensions so I can run unmodified Windowz on top of Linux?
Try one of the 359 distros. See: http://www.informationweek.com/blog/main/archives/ 2007/07/too_many_linux.html
:)))
- Windows 98?
- Windows XP?
- A small/compact linux Distro?
I'd surely install linux. This is not a poll, but I know you get my point.