Source? I've actually heard that the company used its format that Microsoft stole, and is in fact a real company, not just there to sue big companies. In fact there are many internal documents of Microsoft showing that employees knew of the patent and chose to ignore it hoping they wouldn't get caught.
Yup, you're right. I don't have printed proof to confirm, but was mentioned Paul Thurrott in the most recent Windows Weekly podcast.
Wait, Microsoft worries about OS X?
But anyways, thanks for finally fixing it! How about people with Leopard??
Can anyone report whether Office 2004 works on Leopard?
(Sorry, but I'm still using my 12" PowerBook - upgrading Mac & OS next week!)
Good to see Microsoft cares about Apple and Mac OS X.![]()
http://www.amazon.com/Microsoft-059..._1_7?ie=UTF8&s=software&qid=1251527553&sr=8-7
Word 2007. Stand alone. Still in stock at Amazon.
And the injunction is on hold while Microsoft appeals, so they can still sell it as I understand it.
Just an FYI.![]()
Sounds like M$ isn't used to being in the passenger seat when it comes to app development, being an O/S maker themselves. It's the third party's job to rework their software to compatability with the O/S, not the O/S maker's job to bend to the application developer's will.
My source is Leo Laporte on This Week In Tech.![]()
I'm glad Office 2008 will work on SL with out problems. Though I am not forced to use Word anymore, I have come to love the Notebook page layout and all its functions for taking notes in class.