RE: Office 2007, XPS, and PDF

[Peter <pnewman1 -at- optonline -dot- net>]

Betcha an ice cream soda that are a large number of users who do care. 
Are you forgetting about law firms who must file documents in PDF format?

 

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Peter
All things being equal,
a fat person uses more soap
than a skinny person 

> 
> > Lately, MS seems to be solving every problem with a free download
> 
> I have no problem with this. Wanna bet that there are a large number
> of Word users who couldn't care less about PDF?
> 
> Several days ago, the topic of the day was how MS keeps throwing
> features at their products instead of fixing the ones it has. I'd be
> happy if Word became an engine upon which you would download only the
> free features, in modules, that are needed.
> 

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