Google Docs vs. Google Sheets...

Kitty said:Otherwise, what kind of operator training course are you even taking if you don't need Word? 🤔 [/B]

Look, we use Word, Excel, and Access at work, but I haven't had any use for Word at home until now. I suppose I'll just go ahead and install it.👋

John Palmer4 said:Man, you tech geeks are something else. I love you guys. 😍

For God's sake, if I could pull off my high school thesis using Write on Windows 3.0, then I don't see why WordPad isn't good enough to type up a grocery list for the family meeting...

And here you all are, championing piracy and breaking the law. I hope the BSA comes knocking on your door to bless your computers.

If copying is piracy, then what the hell is cloning? 🙂
Anyway, I trust my wife will just go out and buy a legitimate license.

shadowmason11 said:You're right about that... though I'm sure you already realized it.
If you want to understand how things actually work here, you'll probably have to re-read my post a hundred times.

Lying and teaching people the wrong way isn't exactly a great look. Maybe you think it’s funny to laugh at them later, but we haven't seen this kind of behavior around here before.

If you're going to post something, at least try to be accurate.

slycrane94 said:Lying and spreading misinformation isn't exactly a joke. Maybe you think it's funny to laugh at people later, but we haven't seen anyone this twisted around here before.

Now you're accusing me of lying, too? That's easy for you to say since we both know exactly what MS-DOS is and why I phrased it as:
"this... is what DOS looked like"
instead of
"that is DOS"

Go get some sleep. You passed the test...

Listen, I finally got that Office installed. Since I'm still running Windows 98, I had to go with Office 97, which means I'm missing just about everything—no icons, no charts, nothing. Honestly, though, it doesn't matter to me. I am perfectly satisfied with what I have right now!👋

Honestly, you guys have given me a good laugh—no offense intended, of course.

There really is no substitute for a classic forum😁

Jessica Taylor69 said:Hey everyone—finally got that Office suite installed. Since I'm still running Windows 98, I went with Office 97. It’s pretty bare-bones, honestly—barely any icons or charts showing up—but whatever. I’m just happy to have something working!!!!!👋

That sounds rough... 😛
Enjoy it while it lasts! 😉

...I’m fairly certain our neighbor, Jessica Taylor69, is actually a certified DBA :klap:

Jessica Taylor69 said:Hey everyone—so I finally got that Office installed. Since I'm still running Windows 98, I went with Office 97, which means I don't really have much functionality—not even any icons or charts—but honestly, I guess I'm pretty happy enough with what I've got. 👋

😕 Well, Office 97 actually does include all those features. In fact, the clipart looks better than it does in Windows XP, maybe.

Bryan Sanchez86 said:😕 Actually, Office 97 includes all those features. In fact, its clipart collection is superior to what you get with Windows XP.

So how exactly does that work? Someone please explain this to me immediately.

Bryan Sanchez86 said:😕 Actually, Office 97 already includes all those features. In fact, the clipart in that version is far superior to what you get with Windows XP.

So how exactly does one manage that? Please, provide some clarity.

Kate Smith90 said:...I am fairly certain our neighbor is a certified DBA.

What on earth is that supposed to mean?😕

Jessica Taylor69 said:So how do I actually do that? Help me out here?

It was ages ago—I don't remember the exact steps. But I think it’s tucked away under "Insert" somewhere.
I'll have to check, though—I still have an old machine at the office running Windows 95 and Office 97 lying around.

neighbor said:

gljiwa said:...I'm pretty sure our neighbor is a certified DBA 👏 [/B]

[B]What on earth is that???????????????😕

Vajlda was talking about that license you got bundled with Office 🙄
Yeah, I actually prefer Office 97 over Office XP, even if everyone claims Office XP is better. Honestly, a basic text editor is plenty for me when I need to draft a work plan. Back when I finished high school, Windows 95 wasn't even out yet, and I graduated right around then too.😁