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Agree
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How will this integrate for a home user? Will they be forced to buy a server to access the full features of the new office software?
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As a home user, I still see no reason to upgrade.
Posted by: dgnatek_z   Posted on: 11/05/04 You are currently: a Guest | Members login | Terms of Use

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Keep swinging, somthing's bound to connect  Chad_z | 11/04/04
And, the other question is how many could get by just fine with OpenOffice?  DonnieBoy | 11/04/04
Actually, the tying of servers and office  James Dean_z | 11/04/04
Please pass the Kool-Aid (nt)  Plain Logic | 11/04/04
More press releases, no products  Richard Flude | 11/04/04
Office apps to milk everyone  crocd | 11/05/04
Agree  dgnatek_z | 11/05/04
Antitrust  Roger Ramjet | 11/05/04
The DOJ will surely come down hard on them!  Jeff Spicoli | 11/05/04
Yes, but you have to tie it to a monopoly product.  DonnieBoy | 11/05/04
Exactly  Roger Ramjet | 11/05/04
Not at all..  No_Ax_to_Grind | 11/05/04
You are right Ax  Roger Ramjet | 11/05/04
It only serves a specific niche.  htotten | 11/05/04

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