Subject	I've tried it - just doesn't meet Excel's standards.
Posted by	n8guy (Boise, ID) on February 16, 2007 at 6:16 PM
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In Reply To	try the newest release of OO, it's nice posted by moxie (SF) on February 16, 2007 at 05:26 PM
Message	Then again, maybe that's because I'm used to doing things the way Word and Excel do. If I was starting from scratch using both, maybe I'd come to a different conclusion. I still haven't been able to get OO's "Excel" functions to be functional. But you're right - OO's price is tough to beat.
Follow Ups	AZA wheels offset help please... - ttboost1 15:44:00 02/16/07 Mail coming your way - do you have MS Excel? (n/m) - Dave N 15:54:11 02/16/07 if not *stands on soapbox* - openoffice.org - moxie (SF) 16:01:15 02/16/07 Because Excel is 100x better than OO's Spreadsheets. - n8guy (Boise, ID) 16:19:32 02/16/07 try the newest release of OO, it's nice - moxie (SF) 17:26:18 02/16/07 I've tried it - just doesn't meet Excel's standards. - n8guy (Boise, ID) 18:16:45 02/16/07 lol (n/m) - Kenny 16:23:59 02/16/07 hater (n/m) - moxie (SF) 20:35:42 02/16/07 Re: AZA wheels offset help please... - ttboost1 16:02:36 02/16/07 Yes, 38 in the front will be OK. I'd suggest the 35 for the - Dave N 16:14:07 02/16/07 Re: Yes, 38 in the front will be OK. I'd suggest the 35 for the - ttboost1 16:15:22 02/16/07 Where are you ordering them from? Because if you are - BLACKTT3Z 17:39:49 02/16/07 front will not fit without 3mm spacers!!!!!..... - firstgearlaunch(Tampa) 13:21:21 02/17/07
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