__/ [ Erik Funkenbusch ] on Monday 10 July 2006 06:45 \__
> On Mon, 10 Jul 2006 05:59:16 +0100, Roy Schestowitz wrote:
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>> (With ODF support, of course)
>
> Why would notes support ODF? It's not a word processor, or a spreadsheet,
> or a presentation graphics program. What does "support ODF" mean in this
> context? Or do you simply mean that you can store ODF documents in Notes?
> Duh, you can store anything in Notes.
You are only flaunting your ignorance here.
> Hmm.. upon further research, it appears that IBM is rolling their office
> suite into Notes. Ok, that makes more sense, not really, though... Notes
> is a client/server mail and document management system, why roll an office
> suite into it?
Why put a Web browser on top of a file manager?
> If anything, they should be rolling Notes into an office suite, not the
> other way around. That's just how bass akwards IBM is. "Hey, buy our
> servers, oh and you get this other stuff with it as well. We might even
> tell you about it before we make the sale, if you're lucky".
Sounds very much like the company that you so stubbornly defend.
Disappointed as usual,
Roy
PS - Here is my gift to you for being such a dickhead (or a sleazy, lying
troll) a month ago. Wait until the next cycle of Google Images (these occur
roughly 3 times a year)
http://www.schestowitz.com/Amusement/images/erik-funkenbusch.jpg
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