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WOW is really WTF
"Lloyd Sheen" <a[ at ]b.c> 4/28/2007 10:56:24 PM
Ok so I install Office 2007. Lets look at word heard its different. Ok
needs to configure. 10 mins after installing configuring I can now see
Word. Ok lets look at Excel. WTF it needs to configure. Ok 10 mins later
.... See a pattern.

Reopen Word it wants to configure.

MS what is happening. I now have a $500 dollar piece of software that does
not work. It is on Vista Ultimate which is also a piece of crap but that is
another story.

The way things work with new MS products is so close to criminal that MS
should be held responsible for the terrible quality on their new products.
I can only hope that the marketplace will deal with them.

By the way if anyone has any ideas (MS jump in here) I would love to hear
them.

Lloyd Sheen

RE: WOW is really WTF
Chad Garber (no longer disgusted) 5/1/2007 6:22:04 PM
Exactly my situation. I have Vista on two computers and Office 2007 standard
on both computers and on both computer, every time I open any Office
application, the configuration wizard runs for 5-10 minutes. What the heck?

"Lloyd Sheen" wrote:

[Quoted Text]
> Ok so I install Office 2007. Lets look at word heard its different. Ok
> needs to configure. 10 mins after installing configuring I can now see
> Word. Ok lets look at Excel. WTF it needs to configure. Ok 10 mins later
> .... See a pattern.
>
> Reopen Word it wants to configure.
>
> MS what is happening. I now have a $500 dollar piece of software that does
> not work. It is on Vista Ultimate which is also a piece of crap but that is
> another story.
>
> The way things work with new MS products is so close to criminal that MS
> should be held responsible for the terrible quality on their new products.
> I can only hope that the marketplace will deal with them.
>
> By the way if anyone has any ideas (MS jump in here) I would love to hear
> them.
>
> Lloyd Sheen
>
>

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