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What needs to be available is a "cafeteria style" office program, where users get what they need and the companies are charged by the program not the suite. I use Outlook daily, not for email, that is what Lotus notes is for, but for its tasking feature. I use it and the exported values to Excel virtually daily. I use Word and Excel nearly daily, as well, Access occasionally, Powerpoint rarely, our Sharepoint is called KSN for Knowledge Sharing Network. I use it some as well.
I am not directly involved in the chhosing of any program, so I don't know if anyone uses an Office clone or not. I have a copy of O2007 at home, as little as I use it, the ribbon is confusing as some of the command buttons have moved to different toolbars. It is better in some ways.

Posted by: dhays   Posted on: 07/28/08 You are currently: a Guest | Members login | Terms of Use

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