We know who the first 1% is.
http://www.thecounter.com/stats/2004/May/os.php
We know who the first 1% is.
http://www.thecounter.com/stats/2004/May/os.php
~Anne Troy
Hi Anne,
did you notice it dont makes 100%? Its 96% plus all those 0% that doesnt seen to make 4%.
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They used =Round, Carlos. LOL!!
~Anne Troy
I see but a 4% round is a HUGE round
Here you may find another very usefull statistics: http://www.aicpa.org/pubs/jofa/nov97/tech.htm
Like this one:
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Carlos Paleo.
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That will be changing. I just taught our EPA (government) advanced Excel. So that number should go up, LOL!!
~Anne Troy
Great, here its growing too as I am conducting seminars on it, so lets go get 80%
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Carlos Paleo.
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Just don't let the Department of Justice hear that!Originally Posted by Paleo
Not sure Bill wants another go around with them.
Brandtrock
Hey but free choice of software is still in our freedom of thoughts isnt it? So why to use an inferior software (open source) instead of a superior (MS)?? (just make Mr Gates reads this :rofl )
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This is something that I never thought I'd ever see in a techie forum, I'll give you that! I like Excel, and some other MS stuff as well, but jumping on open source as a blanket statement... it seems short sighted. I think we should revisit this in a couple of years and see what the playing field looks like. Lest you think I'm nuts, look at Firefox's increasing market share... only time will tell for certain though.Originally Posted by Paleo
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What's firefox? ROFL!!
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It would seem so!Originally Posted by shades
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Hi Ken,
I was just joking, but anyway I dont think Firefox will overcome IE specially because of what is coming soon like IE 7. I do use many open source software too like: Sharp Develop, Argo UML, Web Matrix, Open Office, and so on but just to know how them work and be able to compare them with MSs softs.
The truth is that there is light on either side of the tunnel! I just choose MS because its the one that helps me most to make money.
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Originally Posted by Paleo
Here's another reference to Open Office, been seeing a few lately... Dunno why (apart that it "looks" like the MS version of Office) - I tried this a year or so ago and found it very limited and gave lotsa crashes.
Anyone tried EasyOffice? (Available Here) It's free-ware and got lotsa good things on it (the dictionary & thesaurus in particular are rippers) but the VBA in their workbooks is limited when compared to MS and it may take some getting used to because of the "appearance" of tools etc. One advantage is that you can use a simple inbuilt function to convert things to PDF (acrobat) form.
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John
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Hi John,
does it actually support VBA? Open Office supports only Basic which is very similar but its major problem, at least I consider, is that its object model is way too complex and just to insert a value you asked by an InputBox in a cell, which vey easy in excel, you need to write several lines of code.
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Originally Posted by Paleo
Hi Carlos,
It's been a while since I had it installed, but I'm pretty sure that it does. From what I can remember I think, I didn't look too hard at it 'cos it had fewer functions than MS.
It's worth looking at though, there are lots of other features like text-to-speech, its own an inbuilt zip, and so on...
Seeing as it's free it's excellent value for money, it doesn't take up much memory, and can be run parallel to MS Office
Regards,
John
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Great I will install it in a virtual machine for testing. Thanks!
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Let us know, Carlos, I'm curious!
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Yeh, I'm curious to know what he thinks of it too... Haven't heard from him for a cupla days, maybe playing with all the toys on it - Maybe I'd better re-install mine and try n see if I can find out wot's kept him so quietOriginally Posted by kpuls
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