Re: SQL server Vs Oracle

Stefan Skoglund wrote in message <3745DC5E.209583E8_at_ebox.tninet.se>...
>David wrote:
>> Actually I find that the latest versions of Word do offer quite a bit
more.
>> I am now able to link URLS and edit HTML directly in Word. You might not
>> need all the features (like I said before, I think you need to look into
>> using Notepad for all your simple needs) but at least they are available
and
>
>How useful is having html editing in an word-processor.
>for me at least i would much more prefer a really working
>word-hyphenation for
>Swedish and not English.
>
>I also uses latex too and i happen to think that latex does its
>word-hypenation
>better than MS Word for swedish at least... TeX really shouts if the
>hyphenation
>is ugly which allows me to catch the bad things.
>Remember that in swedish at least badly choosen but still correct
>hyphenation
>changes the meaning or at least lowers reading speed.
>
>About HTML, well it exists a number of very good graphical html and sgml
>tools which really beats MS word.

If you had read the followup posts in this thread you will have seen that this point had already been established. FP98, Hotdog and Drumbeat are a few programs that beat Word when developing web pages.

My whole point of this HTML in Word was merely trying to show Nuno that the latest versions of Word do have more features than older versions including the Avery Wizard which latches on to Word and allows you to view, edit and print on your favorite Avery product. There are over 2 dozen additional utilities Microsoft have published for Word since its general release. Whether you choose to use these features is up to you.

And more features usually mean bigger size. I can't think of a single modern/popular application that has actually gone down in size as new versions appear.

David Received on Fri May 21 1999 - 21:20:52 CDT