Thread: It's war: Google + Quickoffice vs. Microsoft Office everywhere: most devices
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Old 06-12-2012, 05:54 PM   #12
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Me too I hope QuickOffice continues to improve.

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I use primarily MS Word, Excel and notepad and their clones. What I want is to be able to just have to remember one set of rules
I really hate MS Office for Windows 7.
Yes in some ways it is an improvement and others it's a hindrance. It took me a while to re-learn the new menus. Personally I've gotten use to the new UI and like it.
The first Office I really liked was for Windows 95, and at that time I totally switched over from everything else to MS. Then there was a long frustrating meandering path to finally get XP which was pretty good, and now we seem to be wandering off again.
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