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dimramon Jan 22, 2008 7:29 pm
Don't forget that there is Star Office or Open Office as an alternative to the Microsoft Office Suite.

Tennisbum Jan 23, 2008 10:36 am
Originally Posted by dimramon (Post 9118147)
Don't forget that there is Star Office or Open Office as an alternative to the Microsoft Office Suite.
I don't hate Office (although I prefer 2003 to 2007). I just have no need of Office Access and prefer not to have unwanted programs cluttering up my hard drive.

Dell, HP and Lenovo (maybe all mfgs) have an annoying habit of sticking a lot of unwanted junk on new computers. I'm sure it makes them money through deals with the software vendors, but it's nothing but a nuisance to the buyer, IMO.

adriandb Jan 23, 2008 10:40 am
Originally Posted by Tennisbum (Post 9121328)
Dell, HP and Lenovo (maybe all mfgs) have an annoying habit of sticking a lot of unwanted junk on new computers. I'm sure it makes them money through deals with the software vendors, but it's nothing but a nuisance to the buyer, IMO.
I believe it's Dell that just stopped doing this.

sbm12 Jan 23, 2008 10:53 am
Originally Posted by adriandb (Post 9121348)
I believe it's Dell that just stopped doing this.
Only on their Vostro line. The Optiplex line still has all the crud installed by default, IIRC.

bdesmond Jan 23, 2008 11:12 pm
Originally Posted by UAVirgin (Post 9113861)
I've always pronounced it squeal. :D
"Sequel" is usually how it's pronounced...


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