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casey.o
I keep hearing about upgrades for MS Office. I've never understood why
these are needed. Ok, when a new version is just released, I suppose
there are a few bugs to work out and fix. But after that. why would
there be any need for upgrades?
I know most upgrades for XP (or any OS) are for security issues, aside
from some bug fixes right after a new release. But since MS Office is
not an OS, I cant see where there would be any security issues.
I'll have to admit I dont know much about MS Office. It's not something
I've ever needed. Wordpad is all I've ever needed. However I did play
around with an older version of MS Office (for Windows 9x). years ago,
just to see what it does.
these are needed. Ok, when a new version is just released, I suppose
there are a few bugs to work out and fix. But after that. why would
there be any need for upgrades?
I know most upgrades for XP (or any OS) are for security issues, aside
from some bug fixes right after a new release. But since MS Office is
not an OS, I cant see where there would be any security issues.
I'll have to admit I dont know much about MS Office. It's not something
I've ever needed. Wordpad is all I've ever needed. However I did play
around with an older version of MS Office (for Windows 9x). years ago,
just to see what it does.