OPEN OFFICE 2003 TORRENT INSTALL
OPEN OFFICE 2003 TORRENT UPDATE

Office 97 runs comfortably on an old 120MHz Pentium I laptop with 32 megs of RAM that I like to haul around when I'd rather not risk losing my more recent and expensive desktop replacement laptop. Well, there has been one significant change - the same functionality requires vastly more resources in later versions of Office. The reason for this is that, aside from functionality mostly aimed at group collaboration, there have been no significant changes in Word or Excel in the last eight years, so why bother upgrading?

OPEN OFFICE 2003 TORRENT INSTALL

I have used all of the subsequent versions of MS Office at work, but I always install Office 97 on my own machines. My benchmark for office suite comparisons is MS Office 97. Whenever OOo comes up, I make the same complaint, and invariably, someone tells me I'm a clueless asshole, but it's gotten to be a tradition now, so I'll do it again. And yes, I am aware that my experience probably isn't very representative. So, now we're as OT as we could be, but I wanted to add another perspective. It always strikes me as funny that they have great in-house developers but need external help with web applications. Most have well-engineered in-house software, we are just helping them in adding web accessible interfaces. The bottom line is, among our clients are many global players and none of those would touch any solution with a ten foot pole if they include Access anywhere. (I've seen many *really* mindboggingly slow things, however, but this might as well result from bad practices, stupid code or any combination of the two.) So the clients are rather switching from a 'have the secretary click together the logic' approach to an 'hire real developers for real-world stuff' approach. I haven't been using Access much, but from what I have seen, it seems to be a good tool in the hands of someone who knows what he's doing. Please note that I blame the latter on the 'developers' who built the processes, not the software.

OPEN OFFICE 2003 TORRENT UPDATE

We have lots of clients for whom we replaced existing Access processes because they find it performs poorly when you put it under real load - and most of those came to us because they found that they had to hunt down heisenbugs with every update of Access and MSSQL. Actually I found the opposite to be true - if Access is the answer, somebody has asked the wrong questions.

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