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- 09-23-2005 #1Linux Engineer
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- 09-23-2005 #2Linux Enthusiast
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It is quite sad. Did you notice they got almost all of the definitions completely wrong?
- 09-24-2005 #3Linux User
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wtf
- 09-25-2005 #4Linux Enthusiast
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Re: How sad...
Well, what quality makes you sad: the fact that they messed up the definitions big time, or that people don't know at least some of this stuff?
- 09-25-2005 #5Trusted Penguin
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I think that my favorite is their definition of "Excel".
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- 09-25-2005 #6Linux User
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me too!!!
What the hell... ???Excell - this helps to run programs on your PC.
When using Windows, have you ever told "Ehi... do your business?"
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- 09-26-2005 #7Linux Enthusiast
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I think that they really are hurting people more by telling them stuff like
They could get a little more technical, so that the guy who reads this doesn't go to work the next day and ask his administrator "How many megabytes do I need to run programs with Excell?".Megabytes - the amount of disc space on your computer and the amount of memory
- 09-26-2005 #8Just Joined!
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More correctly, it could be "Excel: This is a useless program which uses a lot of "Megabytes"" or "Excel: A really bad spreadsheet" And could some one please e-mail these idiots and tell them what a MB is?
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