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Ton:
Thanks for this posting. it has some very useful information.
I would not advise anyone to download Win2000 from the web. There have
been several times with Win95 and win 98 and Office97 when I have received
problem messages to insert the CD in the CD drive to correct a problem. If
I didn't have the CD my computer could be useless until I could get one.
Regards
Lionel
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From: "A.J. Maas" <anthmaas@xxxxxxxxx>
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Sent: Friday, December 17, 1999 4:39 PM
Subject: Fw: Office News Service, December 1999
> FWIW.
>
> Regards,
> Ton Maas
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> ----- Original Message -----
> From: Microsoft <Microsoft_017840@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
> To: A.J. Maas
> Sent: vrijdag 17 december 1999 1:10
> Subject: Office News Service, December 1999
>
>
>
>
> Happy holidays, and welcome to the latest edition of the Office News
Service, your insider's guide to Microsoft Office and the
> Office Web site:
> <http://www.microsoft.com/office/>
> For links to numerous international Office Web sites, visit:
> <http://www.microsoft.com/office/worldwide.htm>
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>
> In this issue:
> --Would Your Business Prefer to Access Office 2000 Programs Over the Web?
> --Check Out the New Office "Tips and Tricks Center" on the Office Update
Web Site
> --What Do You Want in Your Office? Pick the Office 2000 Suite That's
Right for You
> --Register for the Microsoft Office 2000 Deployment and Development
Conference
> --New and Updated Office Articles at the Microsoft Support Online Site
> --Two Microsoft Excel Updates Available Soon
> --Microsoft Access 2.0 Year 2000 Update
> --Quick Links to More Items of Interest for Office Users
>
>
> MICROSOFT OFFICE ONLINE DELIVERS OFFICE 2000 OVER THE WEB
> <http://www.microsoft.com/office/online.htm>
>
> Microsoft Office Online, a new offering from Microsoft and more than a
dozen participating companies, allows users to access their
> favorite Office applications over the Internet. Find out why this
alternative can be a strategic administrative choice for small-
> and medium-sized organizations interested in centrally-managed software,
and how users can enjoy access to their customized version
> of Office from various devices.
>
> OFFICE UPDATE WEB SITE FOCUS: TIME-SAVING TIPS FOR OFFICE 2000
> <http://officeupdate.microsoft.com/2000/focus/articles/TimeSavingOV.htm>
>
> Have you ever wanted to insert the same drawing object several times in a
row in your document, worksheet, or presentation? Learn
> about the drawing object button's "sticky" feature--just one of many
time-saving tips explored in this month's Office Update Web
> Site focus. Also be sure to visit the new Office Update Tips and Tricks
Center, at:
> <http://officeupdate.microsoft.com/2000/articles/TipsTricksCtr.htm>
>
> SELECTING THE BEST OFFICE 2000 SUITE FOR YOUR DESKTOP NEEDS
> <http://www.microsoft.com/office/order/suitegde.htm>
>
> So many choices! Office 2000 is available in five different varieties,
each designed to meet the needs of a different type of user.
> Read about the differences in our new comparison page on the Office Web
site. It includes a description of each Office 2000 suite,
> plus a chart that makes it clear which programs you get with each
offering. You may also want to follow the link from this Web page
> to our suite selector tool, which recommends a suite based on your
projected use of Office.
>
> MICROSOFT OFFICE 2000 DEPLOYMENT AND DEVELOPMENT CONFERENCE
> <http://www.msofficeconference.com/>
>
> It's not too soon to make plans to attend the Microsoft Office Deployment
and Development Conference and Expo (ODDC), coming to
> Phoenix, Arizona, March 19-23. For the benefit of many international
organizations, we'll be holding an additional ODDC event in
> London, England, May 14-17, which may be more convenient for you to
attend. The ODDC Conference is the premier event for IT
> professionals charged with evaluating and deploying Office 2000, as well
as for developers who build, maintain, and deploy solutions
> with Office 97 and/or Office 2000. To sign up or just get more
information about this unique event, which combines events for
> deployment and development that used to be held separately, please go to
the online address above.
>
> OFFICE SUPPORT RESOURCE KEEPS YOU IN TOUCH WITH CRITICAL ISSUES
> <http://support.microsoft.com/support/newswatch/office.asp>
>
> Interested in up-to-the-minute support news? Each month on Support
Online, Microsoft's award-winning technical support Web site, you
> can view highlights from recently published or updated articles. You can
also access previous issues of the Office Support News
> Watch bulletin, now available online.
>
> TWO MICROSOFT EXCEL UPDATES AVAILABLE SOON
> <http://www.microsoft.com/technet/year2k/>
>
> Microsoft will make two Microsoft Excel updates available within the next
couple of weeks. The Excel Object Model Update is for
> Excel 95, 97 and 2000 and is only needed for users that use VBA to
automate exporting of text. The Excel Analysis Toolpak Update is
> for Excel 2000 users who use the Excel Analysis Toolpak. If you use
either functionality, you should download these updates. For
> more information, visit the Web site listed above. Choose the Product
Guide navigation option and then search for the appropriate
> version of Excel.
>
> MICROSOFT ACCESS 2.0 YEAR 2000 UPDATE
> <http://www.microsoft.com/y2k>
>
> Microsoft will make a new version of the Microsoft Access 2.0 Year 2000
update available within the next couple of weeks. All
> customers that have previously downloaded the Microsoft Access 2.0 Year
2000 update prior to December 5th from the Year 2000 Product
> Guide (located at the Web site above) or the Year 2000 Resource CD,
should install the new update when it is available. For more
> information, visit the Web site listed above. Choose the Product Guide
navigation option and then search for Microsoft Access 2.0.
>
> QUICK LINKS
>
> What are the Top 10 Reasons to Upgrade to Office 2000?
> <http://www.microsoft.com/office/discover/top10.htm>
>
> Learn About "Bubble-Boy" Virus and How You Can Prevent It from Affecting
You
> <http://officeupdate.microsoft.com/2000/articles/BubbleBoy.htm>
>
> New Service Release Available Free to Microsoft Office 97 Users
> <http://officeupdate.microsoft.com/Articles/sr2fact.htm>
>
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