As far as I know, Word doesn't print out the highlighting that you can find in the toolbar. It does, however, print the color you set by the menu option.
A long term solution might be to also make the hardware opensource (release it under the LGPL), which is already done by some people. This makes a difficult design simpeler to understand. More hardware standards would also help...
I think it isn't a big problem to not beable to run outdated software... any software company wants to sell the new version, and from OSS you will get a new version for free...
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(and he doesn't even say why)
As far as I know ISO only has standard organisations as members, which represent a country (ANSI for the United States). As I remember Microsoft took place in a workgroup, which only makes minor edits (IANASG). See http://www.iso.org/iso/en/aboutiso/isomembers/Memb erCountryList.MemberCountryList
As far as I know, Word doesn't print out the highlighting that you can find in the toolbar. It does, however, print the color you set by the menu option.
However, I can't test this. I use OOo.
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Today it will probably be 15*80 GB...
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There is a company in the Netherlands that's called Open Office, they provide OSS for company's.
My Home LAN has a couple of thousands of users
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Doesn't look like they can bankrupt Bram Cohen much more than he was some time ago...
A long term solution might be to also make the hardware opensource (release it under the LGPL), which is already done by some people. This makes a difficult design simpeler to understand. More hardware standards would also help...
I think it isn't a big problem to not beable to run outdated software... any software company wants to sell the new version, and from OSS you will get a new version for free...
Firefox does already include a 3 seconds delay before installing extensions...