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BackgroundThough I am a longtime adherent of the WordPerfect religion, having been, among other things, a beta-tester for Macintosh version 3.0 and a user on DOS and VMS platforms since version 3.0 in 1983, I decided to take the plunge and install Microsoft Office 98 for Macintosh. Pretty much the only component of this gargantuan package I give a damn about is Word, a program I long ago abandoned. Word 98 does have a great many features I'm finding useful, like quick speed in dealing with very large documents. Despite my curmudgeonliness, the Office Assistant animations strike me as charming, and they don't seem to affect performance one whit. Still, in true Microsoft fashion, it's virtually impossible to report a bug to the empire of Bill without triggering a support plan that you might have to pay for. Since those of us living with these bugs are, in effect, subsidizing Microsoft's research, development, and debugging operations through our own frustration, lost time, and ire at functions that do not work as advertised, I decided to start a page, to which anyone can contribute, listing bugs of any sort in Word 98 for Macintosh. (And only Word. Someone else will have to post a page for Excel, PowerPoint, and so on.) How to contribute
Mail submissions to joeclark@fawny.org;
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