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This is a thick-headed publicity ploy on Google's part. Hate on Microsoft all you want, but Google Apps are not even close to Office in terms of functionality.
by jeffreymcmanus 16y ago
This is a thick-headed publicity ploy on Google's part. Hate on Microsoft all you want, but Google Apps are not even close to Office in terms of functionality.
- dexen 16y agoLess functionality is an advantage for most tasks at hand. The functionality overload in recent versions of MS Offfice was so huge it made Microsoft develop entirely new user interface (`Ribbon') as the traditional pull-down menus weren't able to cope with it anymore. Are you sure you need Kate the Average Secretary to toy around with countless functions? Will that add to the bottomline?
- jeffreymcmanus 16y agoLess functionality can be an advantage if all you ever do is create new documents (i.e., you're a developer or a writer). It's a huge disadvantage if all you ever do is edit existing documents (i.e., you work in government).