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We just had Office 2007 installed at our college, personally i think it is rubbish!
Too many sub-menus hidden away behind everything. Something i have to get used to
I here Open Office is a good set of programmes that runs well on Linux
Too many sub-menus hidden away behind everything. Something i have to get used to

I here Open Office is a good set of programmes that runs well on Linux
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> We just had Office 2007 installed at our college, personally i think it is rubbish!
Too many sub-menus hidden away behind everything. Something i have to get used to
i heard that it's actually easier to use, i've only used it for a little bit and i think it's pretty cool. it's a new GUI, so it feels fresh.
Too many sub-menus hidden away behind everything. Something i have to get used to
i heard that it's actually easier to use, i've only used it for a little bit and i think it's pretty cool. it's a new GUI, so it feels fresh.
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