[Ti] OT - Open Office

[Joe McDaniel]

I agree that Word is the least stable of the bunch.  For me it mostly
crashes when I try to save or sometimes just randomly.  But, it has a nice
auto recovery type feature that works if it crashes.  Granted you wouldn't
need this if it didn't crash, but nobody's perfect.

Joe Mac

On 3/6/03 2:43 AM, "Trevor J. Hutley" <hutley at geneva-link.ch> wrote:

> At 00:10 -0500 6-3-2003, flipper wrote:
>> There's Office for Mac OSX, and then there's everything else. Since
>> about OS 10.1.2 or so, I have yet to see Word .... crash, even once.
>> Not many other applications can say that, not here in my setup.
>> 
>> 
> 
> Quite the contrary to what you report: I use all day every day Office
> X under OS 10.2.4 on my Ti-500, and I would say that Word is probably
> the least stable part of Office.  Never had a problem with XL or PPT,
> just Word.   I would not at all describe it as unstable, just the
> least stable.  It has never quite locked up my Ti, but I have had to
> do a force-quit about once a week, or more, in order to gain control
> again of my Ti......
> 
> My overall "worst" is the Safara browser - great browser, but often
> quits on me for no reason.  That is what comes with using beta
> software, I guess.  But the "history" record gets me back to where I
> was, quite quickly, so never a disaster.
> 
> By the way, my Ti-500 is "2" this month, so happy birthday to it.
> 
> regards,  Trevor
> 
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