Not a bad deal. Actually there's so many ways to get just about all Microsoft software at WAY below retail, its almost funny. Kinda like paying full sticker for a car. Just shouldn't happen. I have play around with Open Office and its plenty useful, but really, get Open Office for free, MS Office for $60, and just think of all the aggravation you can save. Hell, most peoples cell bill run higher than $60 in just a month. MS Office at this price runs like what, $2/month till the next
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I've got two machines, a Tablet PC and an old Athlon 64 3400+ Socket 754 that I swapped out the RAM on (for some reason the old RAM I had in the system was running slowly, took my Vista Performance index down to 2.1, now I'm at 4.2) and I upgraded my old 6800GT to a VisionTek X1950 Pro AGP. The system actually is running better than I had expected. Vista is not really any more of a pig than XP. It needs more RAM, but that's about it. The tablet is working pretty well. One th
In the new Office 2007 applications with the new ribbon interface, the title bar has a context indicator in it. For instance, when one is working on table in Word, the document will move to the left, and the context label will be centered with a gradient shading behind it. I've tried all of the indluded themes in WindowBlinds, and none of them seem to work correctly with this effect. Is this an issue with the specific theme or WindowsBlind itself, and/or will it be something addresse
I disagree about the statement that you made about not running Areo with only a 3 rating. My Toshiba R25-S3503 with 2GB of RAM only has a 3 rating, but runs well with Aero on. I really don't notice any difference in performance with it off.