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I have not made that assertion at all, not even implicitly. Therefore there is nothing to prove. You still have an explicit outstanding assertion that they are
by nineteen999 8y ago
I have not made that assertion at all, not even implicitly. Therefore there is nothing to prove.
You still have an explicit outstanding assertion that they are written in C# though, once we figured out which of the three versions you were actually talking about (ie: it's the versions that almost nobody uses) so let's see it.
- pjmlp 8y agoQuite the contrary, I explicitly mentioned "I was referrring to Office 365 on Azure, which happens to run on the browser in case you missed it.", but I guess you rather push this little number of your's, therefore there is nothing to prove.
- nineteen999 8y agoFirst message: > How do you think Office 365 works? Second message: > I was referrring to Office 365 on Azure Everyone can see it, its there and black and white. Having received your clarification that you meant "mobile or online" edition, I asked you to provide evidence it's written in C# which is apparently your claim, which you still haven't done. I haven't asserted that it's still written in C or C++, it could be assembled with spit and paper clips for all I know. So enlighten us, as per your claim, if you can. I'm genuinely interested.