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Invisible wrote:
> Fixing every tiny bug might be infeasible, but you'd think they could at
> least fix the huge ones.
Like what? That you had *one* document that was corrupt and couldn't be opened?
> Anyway, somebody asked why people hate M$. And I gave an answer: because
> M$ does not consider performance or reliability to be "important" enough
> to make any attempt to improve them.
Your hyperbole is amusing. "I hit a bug in Word. Therefore, neither
performance nor reliability is worth spending *any* time working on."
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Darren New, San Diego CA, USA (PST)
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