Don Young Windows
Wed, 14 Oct 2009 11:44:11 +0000
A quite young friend writes:
Things they don't tell you: My Windows 7 seems to have cured many of my computer ailments but was incompatible with my venerable Word 2000. It cost me another $150 to buy Home Office so I could retrieve my documents.
I'm possibly the last to find out but some callow youth in Harvey Norman was telling me few (if any) computers are sold these days with Words pre-loaded, which makes you wonder whether they are all about watching Youtube and porn. I would have thought word processing was one of the core functions, but what do I know?
Of course, it could also be that more and more "serious" computing is done "in the cloud" rather than with preloaded or load-yourself software. Even Microsoft is releasing an online version of Office.
A quite young friend writes:
Things they don't tell you: My Windows 7 seems to have cured many of my computer ailments but was incompatible with my venerable Word 2000. It cost me another $150 to buy Home Office so I could retrieve my documents.
I'm possibly the last to find out but some callow youth in Harvey Norman was telling me few (if any) computers are sold these days with Words pre-loaded, which makes you wonder whether they are all about watching Youtube and porn. I would have thought word processing was one of the core functions, but what do I know?
Of course, it could also be that more and more "serious" computing is done "in the cloud" rather than with preloaded or load-yourself software. Even Microsoft is releasing an online version of Office.
A quite young friend writes:
Things they don't tell you: My Windows 7 seems to have cured many of my computer ailments but was incompatible with my venerable Word 2000. It cost me another $150 to buy Home Office so I could retrieve my documents.
I'm possibly the last to find out but some callow youth in Harvey Norman was telling me few (if any) computers are sold these days with Words pre-loaded, which makes you wonder whether they are all about watching Youtube and porn. I would have thought word processing was one of the core functions, but what do I know?
Of course, it could also be that more and more "serious" computing is done "in the cloud" rather than with preloaded or load-yourself software. Even Microsoft is releasing an online version of Office.
A quite young friend writes:
Things they don't tell you: My Windows 7 seems to have cured many of my computer ailments but was incompatible with my venerable Word 2000. It cost me another $150 to buy Home Office so I could retrieve my documents.
I'm possibly the last to find out but some callow youth in Harvey Norman was telling me few (if any) computers are sold these days with Words pre-loaded, which makes you wonder whether they are all about watching Youtube and porn. I would have thought word processing was one of the core functions, but what do I know?
Of course, it could also be that more and more "serious" computing is done "in the cloud" rather than with preloaded or load-yourself software. Even Microsoft is releasing an online version of Office.
A quite young friend writes:
Things they don't tell you: My Windows 7 seems to have cured many of my computer ailments but was incompatible with my venerable Word 2000. It cost me another $150 to buy Home Office so I could retrieve my documents.
I'm possibly the last to find out but some callow youth in Harvey Norman was telling me few (if any) computers are sold these days with Words pre-loaded, which makes you wonder whether they are all about watching Youtube and porn. I would have thought word processing was one of the core functions, but what do I know?
Of course, it could also be that more and more "serious" computing is done "in the cloud" rather than with preloaded or load-yourself software. Even Microsoft is releasing an online version of Office.
A quite young friend writes:
Things they don't tell you: My Windows 7 seems to have cured many of my computer ailments but was incompatible with my venerable Word 2000. It cost me another $150 to buy Home Office so I could retrieve my documents.
I'm possibly the last to find out but some callow youth in Harvey Norman was telling me few (if any) computers are sold these days with Words pre-loaded, which makes you wonder whether they are all about watching Youtube and porn. I would have thought word processing was one of the core functions, but what do I know?
Of course, it could also be that more and more "serious" computing is done "in the cloud" rather than with preloaded or load-yourself software. Even Microsoft is releasing an online version of Office.
A quite young friend writes:
Things they don't tell you: My Windows 7 seems to have cured many of my computer ailments but was incompatible with my venerable Word 2000. It cost me another $150 to buy Home Office so I could retrieve my documents.
I'm possibly the last to find out but some callow youth in Harvey Norman was telling me few (if any) computers are sold these days with Words pre-loaded, which makes you wonder whether they are all about watching Youtube and porn. I would have thought word processing was one of the core functions, but what do I know?
Of course, it could also be that more and more "serious" computing is done "in the cloud" rather than with preloaded or load-yourself software. Even Microsoft is releasing an online version of Office.
A quite young friend writes:
Things they don't tell you: My Windows 7 seems to have cured many of my computer ailments but was incompatible with my venerable Word 2000. It cost me another $150 to buy Home Office so I could retrieve my documents.
I'm possibly the last to find out but some callow youth in Harvey Norman was telling me few (if any) computers are sold these days with Words pre-loaded, which makes you wonder whether they are all about watching Youtube and porn. I would have thought word processing was one of the core functions, but what do I know?
Of course, it could also be that more and more "serious" computing is done "in the cloud" rather than with preloaded or load-yourself software. Even Microsoft is releasing an online version of Office.
A quite young friend writes:
Things they don't tell you: My Windows 7 seems to have cured many of my computer ailments but was incompatible with my venerable Word 2000. It cost me another $150 to buy Home Office so I could retrieve my documents.
I'm possibly the last to find out but some callow youth in Harvey Norman was telling me few (if any) computers are sold these days with Words pre-loaded, which makes you wonder whether they are all about watching Youtube and porn. I would have thought word processing was one of the core functions, but what do I know?
Of course, it could also be that more and more "serious" computing is done "in the cloud" rather than with preloaded or load-yourself software. Even Microsoft is releasing an online version of Office.
A quite young friend writes:
Things they don't tell you: My Windows 7 seems to have cured many of my computer ailments but was incompatible with my venerable Word 2000. It cost me another $150 to buy Home Office so I could retrieve my documents.
I'm possibly the last to find out but some callow youth in Harvey Norman was telling me few (if any) computers are sold these days with Words pre-loaded, which makes you wonder whether they are all about watching Youtube and porn. I would have thought word processing was one of the core functions, but what do I know?
Of course, it could also be that more and more "serious" computing is done "in the cloud" rather than with preloaded or load-yourself software. Even Microsoft is releasing an online version of Office.
A quite young friend writes:
Things they don't tell you: My Windows 7 seems to have cured many of my computer ailments but was incompatible with my venerable Word 2000. It cost me another $150 to buy Home Office so I could retrieve my documents.
I'm possibly the last to find out but some callow youth in Harvey Norman was telling me few (if any) computers are sold these days with Words pre-loaded, which makes you wonder whether they are all about watching Youtube and porn. I would have thought word processing was one of the core functions, but what do I know?
Of course, it could also be that more and more "serious" computing is done "in the cloud" rather than with preloaded or load-yourself software. Even Microsoft is releasing an online version of Office.
A quite young friend writes:
Things they don't tell you: My Windows 7 seems to have cured many of my computer ailments but was incompatible with my venerable Word 2000. It cost me another $150 to buy Home Office so I could retrieve my documents.
I'm possibly the last to find out but some callow youth in Harvey Norman was telling me few (if any) computers are sold these days with Words pre-loaded, which makes you wonder whether they are all about watching Youtube and porn. I would have thought word processing was one of the core functions, but what do I know?
Of course, it could also be that more and more "serious" computing is done "in the cloud" rather than with preloaded or load-yourself software. Even Microsoft is releasing an online version of Office.
A quite young friend writes:
Things they don't tell you: My Windows 7 seems to have cured many of my computer ailments but was incompatible with my venerable Word 2000. It cost me another $150 to buy Home Office so I could retrieve my documents.
I'm possibly the last to find out but some callow youth in Harvey Norman was telling me few (if any) computers are sold these days with Words pre-loaded, which makes you wonder whether they are all about watching Youtube and porn. I would have thought word processing was one of the core functions, but what do I know?
Of course, it could also be that more and more "serious" computing is done "in the cloud" rather than with preloaded or load-yourself software. Even Microsoft is releasing an online version of Office.
A quite young friend writes:
Things they don't tell you: My Windows 7 seems to have cured many of my computer ailments but was incompatible with my venerable Word 2000. It cost me another $150 to buy Home Office so I could retrieve my documents.
I'm possibly the last to find out but some callow youth in Harvey Norman was telling me few (if any) computers are sold these days with Words pre-loaded, which makes you wonder whether they are all about watching Youtube and porn. I would have thought word processing was one of the core functions, but what do I know?
Of course, it could also be that more and more "serious" computing is done "in the cloud" rather than with preloaded or load-yourself software. Even Microsoft is releasing an online version of Office.
A quite young friend writes:
Things they don't tell you: My Windows 7 seems to have cured many of my computer ailments but was incompatible with my venerable Word 2000. It cost me another $150 to buy Home Office so I could retrieve my documents.
I'm possibly the last to find out but some callow youth in Harvey Norman was telling me few (if any) computers are sold these days with Words pre-loaded, which makes you wonder whether they are all about watching Youtube and porn. I would have thought word processing was one of the core functions, but what do I know?
Of course, it could also be that more and more "serious" computing is done "in the cloud" rather than with preloaded or load-yourself software. Even Microsoft is releasing an online version of Office.
A quite young friend writes:
Things they don't tell you: My Windows 7 seems to have cured many of my computer ailments but was incompatible with my venerable Word 2000. It cost me another $150 to buy Home Office so I could retrieve my documents.
I'm possibly the last to find out but some callow youth in Harvey Norman was telling me few (if any) computers are sold these days with Words pre-loaded, which makes you wonder whether they are all about watching Youtube and porn. I would have thought word processing was one of the core functions, but what do I know?
Of course, it could also be that more and more "serious" computing is done "in the cloud" rather than with preloaded or load-yourself software. Even Microsoft is releasing an online version of Office.
A quite young friend writes:
Things they don't tell you: My Windows 7 seems to have cured many of my computer ailments but was incompatible with my venerable Word 2000. It cost me another $150 to buy Home Office so I could retrieve my documents.
I'm possibly the last to find out but some callow youth in Harvey Norman was telling me few (if any) computers are sold these days with Words pre-loaded, which makes you wonder whether they are all about watching Youtube and porn. I would have thought word processing was one of the core functions, but what do I know?
Of course, it could also be that more and more "serious" computing is done "in the cloud" rather than with preloaded or load-yourself software. Even Microsoft is releasing an online version of Office.
A quite young friend writes:
Things they don't tell you: My Windows 7 seems to have cured many of my computer ailments but was incompatible with my venerable Word 2000. It cost me another $150 to buy Home Office so I could retrieve my documents.
I'm possibly the last to find out but some callow youth in Harvey Norman was telling me few (if any) computers are sold these days with Words pre-loaded, which makes you wonder whether they are all about watching Youtube and porn. I would have thought word processing was one of the core functions, but what do I know?
Of course, it could also be that more and more "serious" computing is done "in the cloud" rather than with preloaded or load-yourself software. Even Microsoft is releasing an online version of Office.
A quite young friend writes:
Things they don't tell you: My Windows 7 seems to have cured many of my computer ailments but was incompatible with my venerable Word 2000. It cost me another $150 to buy Home Office so I could retrieve my documents.
I'm possibly the last to find out but some callow youth in Harvey Norman was telling me few (if any) computers are sold these days with Words pre-loaded, which makes you wonder whether they are all about watching Youtube and porn. I would have thought word processing was one of the core functions, but what do I know?
Of course, it could also be that more and more "serious" computing is done "in the cloud" rather than with preloaded or load-yourself software. Even Microsoft is releasing an online version of Office.
A quite young friend writes:
Things they don't tell you: My Windows 7 seems to have cured many of my computer ailments but was incompatible with my venerable Word 2000. It cost me another $150 to buy Home Office so I could retrieve my documents.
I'm possibly the last to find out but some callow youth in Harvey Norman was telling me few (if any) computers are sold these days with Words pre-loaded, which makes you wonder whether they are all about watching Youtube and porn. I would have thought word processing was one of the core functions, but what do I know?
Of course, it could also be that more and more "serious" computing is done "in the cloud" rather than with preloaded or load-yourself software. Even Microsoft is releasing an online version of Office.
A quite young friend writes:
Things they don't tell you: My Windows 7 seems to have cured many of my computer ailments but was incompatible with my venerable Word 2000. It cost me another $150 to buy Home Office so I could retrieve my documents.
I'm possibly the last to find out but some callow youth in Harvey Norman was telling me few (if any) computers are sold these days with Words pre-loaded, which makes you wonder whether they are all about watching Youtube and porn. I would have thought word processing was one of the core functions, but what do I know?
Of course, it could also be that more and more "serious" computing is done "in the cloud" rather than with preloaded or load-yourself software. Even Microsoft is releasing an online version of Office.
A quite young friend writes:
Things they don't tell you: My Windows 7 seems to have cured many of my computer ailments but was incompatible with my venerable Word 2000. It cost me another $150 to buy Home Office so I could retrieve my documents.
I'm possibly the last to find out but some callow youth in Harvey Norman was telling me few (if any) computers are sold these days with Words pre-loaded, which makes you wonder whether they are all about watching Youtube and porn. I would have thought word processing was one of the core functions, but what do I know?
Of course, it could also be that more and more "serious" computing is done "in the cloud" rather than with preloaded or load-yourself software. Even Microsoft is releasing an online version of Office.
A quite young friend writes:
Things they don't tell you: My Windows 7 seems to have cured many of my computer ailments but was incompatible with my venerable Word 2000. It cost me another $150 to buy Home Office so I could retrieve my documents.
I'm possibly the last to find out but some callow youth in Harvey Norman was telling me few (if any) computers are sold these days with Words pre-loaded, which makes you wonder whether they are all about watching Youtube and porn. I would have thought word processing was one of the core functions, but what do I know?
Of course, it could also be that more and more "serious" computing is done "in the cloud" rather than with preloaded or load-yourself software. Even Microsoft is releasing an online version of Office.
A quite young friend writes:
Things they don't tell you: My Windows 7 seems to have cured many of my computer ailments but was incompatible with my venerable Word 2000. It cost me another $150 to buy Home Office so I could retrieve my documents.
I'm possibly the last to find out but some callow youth in Harvey Norman was telling me few (if any) computers are sold these days with Words pre-loaded, which makes you wonder whether they are all about watching Youtube and porn. I would have thought word processing was one of the core functions, but what do I know?
Of course, it could also be that more and more "serious" computing is done "in the cloud" rather than with preloaded or load-yourself software. Even Microsoft is releasing an online version of Office.
A quite young friend writes:
Things they don't tell you: My Windows 7 seems to have cured many of my computer ailments but was incompatible with my venerable Word 2000. It cost me another $150 to buy Home Office so I could retrieve my documents.
I'm possibly the last to find out but some callow youth in Harvey Norman was telling me few (if any) computers are sold these days with Words pre-loaded, which makes you wonder whether they are all about watching Youtube and porn. I would have thought word processing was one of the core functions, but what do I know?
Of course, it could also be that more and more "serious" computing is done "in the cloud" rather than with preloaded or load-yourself software. Even Microsoft is releasing an online version of Office.
A quite young friend writes:
Things they don't tell you: My Windows 7 seems to have cured many of my computer ailments but was incompatible with my venerable Word 2000. It cost me another $150 to buy Home Office so I could retrieve my documents.
I'm possibly the last to find out but some callow youth in Harvey Norman was telling me few (if any) computers are sold these days with Words pre-loaded, which makes you wonder whether they are all about watching Youtube and porn. I would have thought word processing was one of the core functions, but what do I know?
Of course, it could also be that more and more "serious" computing is done "in the cloud" rather than with preloaded or load-yourself software. Even Microsoft is releasing an online version of Office.
A quite young friend writes:
Things they don't tell you: My Windows 7 seems to have cured many of my computer ailments but was incompatible with my venerable Word 2000. It cost me another $150 to buy Home Office so I could retrieve my documents.
I'm possibly the last to find out but some callow youth in Harvey Norman was telling me few (if any) computers are sold these days with Words pre-loaded, which makes you wonder whether they are all about watching Youtube and porn. I would have thought word processing was one of the core functions, but what do I know?
Of course, it could also be that more and more "serious" computing is done "in the cloud" rather than with preloaded or load-yourself software. Even Microsoft is releasing an online version of Office.
A quite young friend writes:
Things they don't tell you: My Windows 7 seems to have cured many of my computer ailments but was incompatible with my venerable Word 2000. It cost me another $150 to buy Home Office so I could retrieve my documents.
I'm possibly the last to find out but some callow youth in Harvey Norman was telling me few (if any) computers are sold these days with Words pre-loaded, which makes you wonder whether they are all about watching Youtube and porn. I would have thought word processing was one of the core functions, but what do I know?
Of course, it could also be that more and more "serious" computing is done "in the cloud" rather than with preloaded or load-yourself software. Even Microsoft is releasing an online version of Office.
A quite young friend writes:
Things they don't tell you: My Windows 7 seems to have cured many of my computer ailments but was incompatible with my venerable Word 2000. It cost me another $150 to buy Home Office so I could retrieve my documents.
I'm possibly the last to find out but some callow youth in Harvey Norman was telling me few (if any) computers are sold these days with Words pre-loaded, which makes you wonder whether they are all about watching Youtube and porn. I would have thought word processing was one of the core functions, but what do I know?
Of course, it could also be that more and more "serious" computing is done "in the cloud" rather than with preloaded or load-yourself software. Even Microsoft is releasing an online version of Office.
A quite young friend writes:
Things they don't tell you: My Windows 7 seems to have cured many of my computer ailments but was incompatible with my venerable Word 2000. It cost me another $150 to buy Home Office so I could retrieve my documents.
I'm possibly the last to find out but some callow youth in Harvey Norman was telling me few (if any) computers are sold these days with Words pre-loaded, which makes you wonder whether they are all about watching Youtube and porn. I would have thought word processing was one of the core functions, but what do I know?
Of course, it could also be that more and more "serious" computing is done "in the cloud" rather than with preloaded or load-yourself software. Even Microsoft is releasing an online version of Office.
A quite young friend writes:
Things they don't tell you: My Windows 7 seems to have cured many of my computer ailments but was incompatible with my venerable Word 2000. It cost me another $150 to buy Home Office so I could retrieve my documents.
I'm possibly the last to find out but some callow youth in Harvey Norman was telling me few (if any) computers are sold these days with Words pre-loaded, which makes you wonder whether they are all about watching Youtube and porn. I would have thought word processing was one of the core functions, but what do I know?
Of course, it could also be that more and more "serious" computing is done "in the cloud" rather than with preloaded or load-yourself software. Even Microsoft is releasing an online version of Office.
A quite young friend writes:
Things they don't tell you: My Windows 7 seems to have cured many of my computer ailments but was incompatible with my venerable Word 2000. It cost me another $150 to buy Home Office so I could retrieve my documents.
I'm possibly the last to find out but some callow youth in Harvey Norman was telling me few (if any) computers are sold these days with Words pre-loaded, which makes you wonder whether they are all about watching Youtube and porn. I would have thought word processing was one of the core functions, but what do I know?
Of course, it could also be that more and more "serious" computing is done "in the cloud" rather than with preloaded or load-yourself software. Even Microsoft is releasing an online version of Office.
A quite young friend writes:
Things they don't tell you: My Windows 7 seems to have cured many of my computer ailments but was incompatible with my venerable Word 2000. It cost me another $150 to buy Home Office so I could retrieve my documents.
I'm possibly the last to find out but some callow youth in Harvey Norman was telling me few (if any) computers are sold these days with Words pre-loaded, which makes you wonder whether they are all about watching Youtube and porn. I would have thought word processing was one of the core functions, but what do I know?
Of course, it could also be that more and more "serious" computing is done "in the cloud" rather than with preloaded or load-yourself software. Even Microsoft is releasing an online version of Office.
A quite young friend writes:
Things they don't tell you: My Windows 7 seems to have cured many of my computer ailments but was incompatible with my venerable Word 2000. It cost me another $150 to buy Home Office so I could retrieve my documents.
I'm possibly the last to find out but some callow youth in Harvey Norman was telling me few (if any) computers are sold these days with Words pre-loaded, which makes you wonder whether they are all about watching Youtube and porn. I would have thought word processing was one of the core functions, but what do I know?
Of course, it could also be that more and more "serious" computing is done "in the cloud" rather than with preloaded or load-yourself software. Even Microsoft is releasing an online version of Office.
A quite young friend writes:
Things they don't tell you: My Windows 7 seems to have cured many of my computer ailments but was incompatible with my venerable Word 2000. It cost me another $150 to buy Home Office so I could retrieve my documents.
I'm possibly the last to find out but some callow youth in Harvey Norman was telling me few (if any) computers are sold these days with Words pre-loaded, which makes you wonder whether they are all about watching Youtube and porn. I would have thought word processing was one of the core functions, but what do I know?
Of course, it could also be that more and more "serious" computing is done "in the cloud" rather than with preloaded or load-yourself software. Even Microsoft is releasing an online version of Office.
A quite young friend writes:
Things they don't tell you: My Windows 7 seems to have cured many of my computer ailments but was incompatible with my venerable Word 2000. It cost me another $150 to buy Home Office so I could retrieve my documents.
I'm possibly the last to find out but some callow youth in Harvey Norman was telling me few (if any) computers are sold these days with Words pre-loaded, which makes you wonder whether they are all about watching Youtube and porn. I would have thought word processing was one of the core functions, but what do I know?
Of course, it could also be that more and more "serious" computing is done "in the cloud" rather than with preloaded or load-yourself software. Even Microsoft is releasing an online version of Office.
A quite young friend writes:
Things they don't tell you: My Windows 7 seems to have cured many of my computer ailments but was incompatible with my venerable Word 2000. It cost me another $150 to buy Home Office so I could retrieve my documents.
I'm possibly the last to find out but some callow youth in Harvey Norman was telling me few (if any) computers are sold these days with Words pre-loaded, which makes you wonder whether they are all about watching Youtube and porn. I would have thought word processing was one of the core functions, but what do I know?
Of course, it could also be that more and more "serious" computing is done "in the cloud" rather than with preloaded or load-yourself software. Even Microsoft is releasing an online version of Office.
A quite young friend writes:
Things they don't tell you: My Windows 7 seems to have cured many of my computer ailments but was incompatible with my venerable Word 2000. It cost me another $150 to buy Home Office so I could retrieve my documents.
I'm possibly the last to find out but some callow youth in Harvey Norman was telling me few (if any) computers are sold these days with Words pre-loaded, which makes you wonder whether they are all about watching Youtube and porn. I would have thought word processing was one of the core functions, but what do I know?
Of course, it could also be that more and more "serious" computing is done "in the cloud" rather than with preloaded or load-yourself software. Even Microsoft is releasing an online version of Office.
A quite young friend writes:
Things they don't tell you: My Windows 7 seems to have cured many of my computer ailments but was incompatible with my venerable Word 2000. It cost me another $150 to buy Home Office so I could retrieve my documents.
I'm possibly the last to find out but some callow youth in Harvey Norman was telling me few (if any) computers are sold these days with Words pre-loaded, which makes you wonder whether they are all about watching Youtube and porn. I would have thought word processing was one of the core functions, but what do I know?
Of course, it could also be that more and more "serious" computing is done "in the cloud" rather than with preloaded or load-yourself software. Even Microsoft is releasing an online version of Office.
A quite young friend writes:
Things they don't tell you: My Windows 7 seems to have cured many of my computer ailments but was incompatible with my venerable Word 2000. It cost me another $150 to buy Home Office so I could retrieve my documents.
I'm possibly the last to find out but some callow youth in Harvey Norman was telling me few (if any) computers are sold these days with Words pre-loaded, which makes you wonder whether they are all about watching Youtube and porn. I would have thought word processing was one of the core functions, but what do I know?
Of course, it could also be that more and more "serious" computing is done "in the cloud" rather than with preloaded or load-yourself software. Even Microsoft is releasing an online version of Office.
A quite young friend writes:
Things they don't tell you: My Windows 7 seems to have cured many of my computer ailments but was incompatible with my venerable Word 2000. It cost me another $150 to buy Home Office so I could retrieve my documents.
I'm possibly the last to find out but some callow youth in Harvey Norman was telling me few (if any) computers are sold these days with Words pre-loaded, which makes you wonder whether they are all about watching Youtube and porn. I would have thought word processing was one of the core functions, but what do I know?
Of course, it could also be that more and more "serious" computing is done "in the cloud" rather than with preloaded or load-yourself software. Even Microsoft is releasing an online version of Office.
A quite young friend writes:
Things they don't tell you: My Windows 7 seems to have cured many of my computer ailments but was incompatible with my venerable Word 2000. It cost me another $150 to buy Home Office so I could retrieve my documents.
I'm possibly the last to find out but some callow youth in Harvey Norman was telling me few (if any) computers are sold these days with Words pre-loaded, which makes you wonder whether they are all about watching Youtube and porn. I would have thought word processing was one of the core functions, but what do I know?
Of course, it could also be that more and more "serious" computing is done "in the cloud" rather than with preloaded or load-yourself software. Even Microsoft is releasing an online version of Office.
A quite young friend writes:
Things they don't tell you: My Windows 7 seems to have cured many of my computer ailments but was incompatible with my venerable Word 2000. It cost me another $150 to buy Home Office so I could retrieve my documents.
I'm possibly the last to find out but some callow youth in Harvey Norman was telling me few (if any) computers are sold these days with Words pre-loaded, which makes you wonder whether they are all about watching Youtube and porn. I would have thought word processing was one of the core functions, but what do I know?
Of course, it could also be that more and more "serious" computing is done "in the cloud" rather than with preloaded or load-yourself software. Even Microsoft is releasing an online version of Office.
A quite young friend writes:
Things they don't tell you: My Windows 7 seems to have cured many of my computer ailments but was incompatible with my venerable Word 2000. It cost me another $150 to buy Home Office so I could retrieve my documents.
I'm possibly the last to find out but some callow youth in Harvey Norman was telling me few (if any) computers are sold these days with Words pre-loaded, which makes you wonder whether they are all about watching Youtube and porn. I would have thought word processing was one of the core functions, but what do I know?
Of course, it could also be that more and more "serious" computing is done "in the cloud" rather than with preloaded or load-yourself software. Even Microsoft is releasing an online version of Office.
A quite young friend writes:
Things they don't tell you: My Windows 7 seems to have cured many of my computer ailments but was incompatible with my venerable Word 2000. It cost me another $150 to buy Home Office so I could retrieve my documents.
I'm possibly the last to find out but some callow youth in Harvey Norman was telling me few (if any) computers are sold these days with Words pre-loaded, which makes you wonder whether they are all about watching Youtube and porn. I would have thought word processing was one of the core functions, but what do I know?
Of course, it could also be that more and more "serious" computing is done "in the cloud" rather than with preloaded or load-yourself software. Even Microsoft is releasing an online version of Office.
A quite young friend writes:
Things they don't tell you: My Windows 7 seems to have cured many of my computer ailments but was incompatible with my venerable Word 2000. It cost me another $150 to buy Home Office so I could retrieve my documents.
I'm possibly the last to find out but some callow youth in Harvey Norman was telling me few (if any) computers are sold these days with Words pre-loaded, which makes you wonder whether they are all about watching Youtube and porn. I would have thought word processing was one of the core functions, but what do I know?
Of course, it could also be that more and more "serious" computing is done "in the cloud" rather than with preloaded or load-yourself software. Even Microsoft is releasing an online version of Office.
A quite young friend writes:
Things they don't tell you: My Windows 7 seems to have cured many of my computer ailments but was incompatible with my venerable Word 2000. It cost me another $150 to buy Home Office so I could retrieve my documents.
I'm possibly the last to find out but some callow youth in Harvey Norman was telling me few (if any) computers are sold these days with Words pre-loaded, which makes you wonder whether they are all about watching Youtube and porn. I would have thought word processing was one of the core functions, but what do I know?
Of course, it could also be that more and more "serious" computing is done "in the cloud" rather than with preloaded or load-yourself software. Even Microsoft is releasing an online version of Office.
A quite young friend writes:
Things they don't tell you: My Windows 7 seems to have cured many of my computer ailments but was incompatible with my venerable Word 2000. It cost me another $150 to buy Home Office so I could retrieve my documents.
I'm possibly the last to find out but some callow youth in Harvey Norman was telling me few (if any) computers are sold these days with Words pre-loaded, which makes you wonder whether they are all about watching Youtube and porn. I would have thought word processing was one of the core functions, but what do I know?
Of course, it could also be that more and more "serious" computing is done "in the cloud" rather than with preloaded or load-yourself software. Even Microsoft is releasing an online version of Office.
A quite young friend writes:
Things they don't tell you: My Windows 7 seems to have cured many of my computer ailments but was incompatible with my venerable Word 2000. It cost me another $150 to buy Home Office so I could retrieve my documents.
I'm possibly the last to find out but some callow youth in Harvey Norman was telling me few (if any) computers are sold these days with Words pre-loaded, which makes you wonder whether they are all about watching Youtube and porn. I would have thought word processing was one of the core functions, but what do I know?
Of course, it could also be that more and more "serious" computing is done "in the cloud" rather than with preloaded or load-yourself software. Even Microsoft is releasing an online version of Office.
A quite young friend writes:
Things they don't tell you: My Windows 7 seems to have cured many of my computer ailments but was incompatible with my venerable Word 2000. It cost me another $150 to buy Home Office so I could retrieve my documents.
I'm possibly the last to find out but some callow youth in Harvey Norman was telling me few (if any) computers are sold these days with Words pre-loaded, which makes you wonder whether they are all about watching Youtube and porn. I would have thought word processing was one of the core functions, but what do I know?
Of course, it could also be that more and more "serious" computing is done "in the cloud" rather than with preloaded or load-yourself software. Even Microsoft is releasing an online version of Office.
A quite young friend writes:
Things they don't tell you: My Windows 7 seems to have cured many of my computer ailments but was incompatible with my venerable Word 2000. It cost me another $150 to buy Home Office so I could retrieve my documents.
I'm possibly the last to find out but some callow youth in Harvey Norman was telling me few (if any) computers are sold these days with Words pre-loaded, which makes you wonder whether they are all about watching Youtube and porn. I would have thought word processing was one of the core functions, but what do I know?
Of course, it could also be that more and more "serious" computing is done "in the cloud" rather than with preloaded or load-yourself software. Even Microsoft is releasing an online version of Office.
A quite young friend writes:
Things they don't tell you: My Windows 7 seems to have cured many of my computer ailments but was incompatible with my venerable Word 2000. It cost me another $150 to buy Home Office so I could retrieve my documents.
I'm possibly the last to find out but some callow youth in Harvey Norman was telling me few (if any) computers are sold these days with Words pre-loaded, which makes you wonder whether they are all about watching Youtube and porn. I would have thought word processing was one of the core functions, but what do I know?
Of course, it could also be that more and more "serious" computing is done "in the cloud" rather than with preloaded or load-yourself software. Even Microsoft is releasing an online version of Office.
A quite young friend writes:
Things they don't tell you: My Windows 7 seems to have cured many of my computer ailments but was incompatible with my venerable Word 2000. It cost me another $150 to buy Home Office so I could retrieve my documents.
I'm possibly the last to find out but some callow youth in Harvey Norman was telling me few (if any) computers are sold these days with Words pre-loaded, which makes you wonder whether they are all about watching Youtube and porn. I would have thought word processing was one of the core functions, but what do I know?
Of course, it could also be that more and more "serious" computing is done "in the cloud" rather than with preloaded or load-yourself software. Even Microsoft is releasing an online version of Office.
A quite young friend writes:
Things they don't tell you: My Windows 7 seems to have cured many of my computer ailments but was incompatible with my venerable Word 2000. It cost me another $150 to buy Home Office so I could retrieve my documents.
I'm possibly the last to find out but some callow youth in Harvey Norman was telling me few (if any) computers are sold these days with Words pre-loaded, which makes you wonder whether they are all about watching Youtube and porn. I would have thought word processing was one of the core functions, but what do I know?
Of course, it could also be that more and more "serious" computing is done "in the cloud" rather than with preloaded or load-yourself software. Even Microsoft is releasing an online version of Office.




