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Apple iPod, iPhone to get Office Documents

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By Daniel Jacobs
29 November 2007 @ 08:50 pm ET

The new Apple iPhone is displayed at the Apple store in central London, September 18, 2007. Users of Apple`s portable entertainment devices may be getting a less entertaining, more functional surprise as the world`s largest software maker plans to port office documents for the iPod.

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dave

Nov 30, 2007 1:09am

This so-called feature is TRIVIAL, both in usefulness, as well as in difficulty. So far, it seems like Microsoft has spent more effort in removing existing functionality, namely VisualBasic scripting [which TOTALLY SCREWS COMPATIBILITY], in return for truly stupid features such as this one, and the ability to configure an Exchange to auto-respond to emails using a dialog box instead of a web page. Hell, they might as well claim 'print to PDF' as a new feature [it's actually been built into MacOS X for years.

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