They’re copied from somebody else or bought just in case they’re copyrighted. “Have you ever wondered how new technologies get developed in Microsoft? Wonder how a cool idea goes from incubation to release?” Now I know. Yeah!! bring’em on!!! microsoft gadgets!!! when I first had a look at the page, I thought it was some joke or something.
All I see here are idiots looking at the shiny new nickel they stuck in front of you. You all forget we are the customers, tell them what you want. Look at the shiny UI, dont look at the DRM or information being sent out about you, or that we stripped functionality out for money and to appease the entertainment industry. To little to late in my opinion though.Īll the eyecandy in the world cant overshadow the fact that all your computer are belong to them. Next theyll patent this crap to lock people (read everyone but MS) out.īut anyway, its nice to see something lit a fire under MS’s collective ass. Im willing to bet neither KDE nor MS came up with that first. Dreamweaver(UI), Karamba/Gdesklets/what ever apple’s is. I agree with the other poster… MS is just embracing and extending other products. You are supposed to work with it… not relax to it or admire its beauty, unless it aids in functionality, which I doubt.Ģ people used it? So I guess I know where you 2 work.
#My microsoft word 2011 wants to be reactivated free
What SUN need to do, in regards to (yeah, I know, incredibly off topic) – is heaps of work on the API as to allow ISVs and developers to build value added services and products ontop of the infrastructure a better documented Macro language would be a step in the right direction, free retraining for Microsoft Certified Engineers – hell, give them some free books after the course get the masses of developers out there educated so that the cost of customising, installing and maintaining is lower than Office – then you’ll see people moving.
Office:Mac, IMHO, is a great interface they’ve done heaps of work, and believe me, if it weren’t for the lack of Access or decenting marketing by 4D (which IMHO beats Access hands down), and a Project like piece of software, every man and his dog, in regards to the IT department would move to Apple Macs. I’m still not sure though fi I were to like this new interface over Office:Mac’s incredible slick and easy-to-use UI, but it sure does come close.ĭisclaimer: I use Office:Mac, but obviously haven’t used Office12– we’ll have to wait and see how this UI turns out behaviourally. I really like this new approach by Microsoft– it shows that they’re really putting work into Office/Vista, which is a good thing no matter what. The link also mentions licencing problems of the Microsoft XML format (presumably that of Office 12)įinally looking at the screenshots of OpenOffice 2.0 an d those of Office 12, I would guess that Office 12 will be the one office suit that requres the most training before it can be used by users of current Microsoft office suits. Your link also states that OpenDocument was based on the fileformat of OpenOffice predating version 1.1.5. Your own link states that is an implementation of OpenDocument (they are of course refering to version OpenOffice.ort 2.0 or 1.1.5 or later). Microsoft does also make the confusion between OpenOffice file format and OpenDocument. Microsoft is speaking about XML, when you should read Office 12 XML format. Pay attention to the words xml, Opendocument, and OpenOffice. Two tips you should be aware, when reading on the subject. I may suggest this link as a starting point: I really spend a whole evening surfing on this – very intersting. Strange, you did not find any info on the subject. “Could you give me some clue on whats supposed to be missinformed? Googling doesn’t seam to help.”Įnglish is not my native language.
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