[windows2000] Re: Odd Message from Word
- From: "Timothy Mangan" <tmangan@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
- To: <windows2000@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Mon, 23 Feb 2004 16:25:17 -0500
Oh, I see Word 2003 lock up now and then. So far, it has always been after
I save and try to exit. Knock on wood.
tim
-----Original Message-----
From: windows2000-bounce@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
[mailto:windows2000-bounce@xxxxxxxxxxxxx] On Behalf Of Costanzo, Ray
Sent: Monday, February 23, 2004 3:45 PM
To: windows2000@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
Subject: [windows2000] Re: Odd Message from Word
I've yet to have any problems in any Office 2003 applications. If you
know what the hell you're doing with a computer, it is incredibly rare
for anything to ever fail. If you have your computer loaded with a
bunch of idiotic junkware as indicated by the 400 icons you see in your
system tray, you should expect things to fail. Anyone can write a
program that hooks into events in Microsoft applications and causes them
to fail. This is not Microsoft's fault. If you've ever run a purely
Microsoft machine, you'll see that it is ridiculously rare that they
fail. I have NEVER seen any software out there that crashes less than
Microsoft's and is anywhere even remotely close to being as powerful as
a comparable Microsoft application.
Ray at work
> -----Original Message-----
> From: Jennifer Hooper [mailto:jennifer.hooper@xxxxxxxxxxxxx]
>
> Gunnar -
>
> You have me falling out of my chair here with
> laughter..... because this is *so* bloody TRUE! I just
> re-installed Office 2k3 on my brand-new, completely reimaged
> computer. I pull up Word to print out my Citrix
> documentation I'm working on, and what happens? *BLAM*
> Crash, must reboot. Woooooooooot? Turns out, it was some
> dumb Microsoft Document Image Writer or somewat that was
> installed as my default printer. I had forgotten to map my
> printer first. Causing me to lose all the setup work I had
> done because my profile got blasted! *sigh* If this is what
> they call job security, I suppose.
>
> Jennifer
>
> ________________________________
>
> From: Berger, Gunnar [mailto:GBerger@xxxxxxxxxx]
>
>
> First off I have to appoligize on behalf of Microsoft. No
> one man has ever accomplished the task of figuring out why
> our products crash. Shoot we don't even know, in fact should
> you find out, please let us know so that we can keep the
> information to ourselves (you never know what happens when
> you share that type of information). I recommend buying our
> new product Word 2003, it crashes twice as much, uses three
> times the amount of disk space, and runs slower than Win2k on
> a 486. However we have added all kinds of feature no sane
> human even needs or ever learn how to use. Also, since the
> advent of Microsoft products we have noticed a dramatic
> increase in computer crashes, we have determined that these
> crashes send people back to using pencil and paper. For
> those users we have created a new program called One Note,
> now we have figured out how to crash your notes too. At only
> $150 per license.
>
> Join us. Join us.
>
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