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The Natural Philosopher
Flightless Bird
Re: changed subject for experiement on threading orders
Tony Bryer wrote:
> On Fri, 28 May 2010 08:03:54 -0500 BillW50 wrote :
>> Which is also funny, since I like MS Office 2000 the best out of all of
>> the Office versions. I probably would like MS Office 98 a lot too, but
>> it crashed and burned a lot. Instead of fixing it, MS had you to get MS
>> Office 2000 instead which is stable IMHO.
>
> Having been a Lotus WordPro user since it first came out, I struggle with
> Word every time I am forced to use it. But I think I may yet have to:
> WordPro runs on Windows 7 but every time an warning dialog appears first.
> If MS spent millions on usability studies for Word, I have failed to
> notice their effect.
>
that's because although they did the studies, they followed the results
of the second study 'What features make this software look complicated,
expensive, impressive and impenetrable, and therefore worth what we want
to charge' instead.
Tony Bryer wrote:
> On Fri, 28 May 2010 08:03:54 -0500 BillW50 wrote :
>> Which is also funny, since I like MS Office 2000 the best out of all of
>> the Office versions. I probably would like MS Office 98 a lot too, but
>> it crashed and burned a lot. Instead of fixing it, MS had you to get MS
>> Office 2000 instead which is stable IMHO.
>
> Having been a Lotus WordPro user since it first came out, I struggle with
> Word every time I am forced to use it. But I think I may yet have to:
> WordPro runs on Windows 7 but every time an warning dialog appears first.
> If MS spent millions on usability studies for Word, I have failed to
> notice their effect.
>
that's because although they did the studies, they followed the results
of the second study 'What features make this software look complicated,
expensive, impressive and impenetrable, and therefore worth what we want
to charge' instead.