Or 7 . create your own software company. I suggests we simply ignore all
clowns that want to continue to hide behind munged e-mail addresses and a
ridiculous screen names and continously chime in to offer contradictory
observations and not just this one.
--
Greg Maxey/Word MVP
See:
http://gregmaxey.mvps.org/word_tips.htm
For some helpful tips using Word.
Terry Farrell wrote:
4. Papyrus and scribe.
5. Rock and chisel
6. Dye on cave walls (not very portable option though)
Of course I was not forced to upgrade. My alternate options a
1. Stay with an older version until it no longer works or I start
receiving documents from newer versions that are not compatible or I
need to do something that the older version can;t do or ...
2. Switch to some other office product and endure endless migration
headaches and incompatibilities and ...
3. Toss the whole thing out the door and go back to paper and pencil
and abacus.
4. ???
I see now that I was completely out to lunch. I was not forced at
all. --
Running Word 2000 SP-3 on Windows 2000