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Want to give O07 (Double O Seven?) a test drive without downloading the beta? Too bad.
If you’re not doing anything in the middle of the night, you might try it then. If you live in Moscow, make that middle of the day.
Office Testdrive Don’t even think about using Firefox.
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Clive:
I downloaded office 2007 being a bona fide 2003 user and what a mess I got into, all the important files from meetings I had to send couldn’t be read by others because they couldn’t opened. Some of the stuff I deal with is high priority and talk about embarrasssing.They think i’m an idiot at the best of times, but the beta version made me look a right prick.
3 July 2006, 11:45 ammargarita:
Hi,it’s a bit embarassing but could you give me please your e-mail? It’s about your surname… well nothing spicial really, just interesting.
6 July 2006, 4:34 pmDick Kusleika:
Margarita: dick@dicks-clicks.com
10 July 2006, 7:48 amJohn Walkenbach:
I just finished reading Upton Sinclair’s “The Jungle.” One of the characters is a fiddle player named Tamoszius Kuszleika (with a Z).
10 July 2006, 9:55 amDick Kusleika:
I’ll have to read that book - is it good? Searching for that last name without the first name turns up nothing. I wonder how he came up with it.
10 July 2006, 10:33 amJohn Walkenbach:
The first 90% is very good. It’s an expose of the Chicago meat packing industry in the 1890’s. But it all falls apart at the end when it turns into a propaganda piece for Socialism. A strange way to end a novel.
10 July 2006, 11:08 am