The video
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kzdykNa2IBU
I get a PowerPoint made in Office on windows, then try to open it in Keynote, Openoffice.org, and PowerPoint 2008 for Mac render it the same way, different from that of windows, makes you wonder if even Microsoft products on a different OS render it different than that of there own OS
If you look at Microsoft's history on the web and that illegal activity (they have been fined many times for it), makes you wonder about the use of Microsoft Office as a possible monopoly space…
What do you think, have any experience?
I have had problems with previous MS Office for Mac. The problem was to render embedded EMF as background image for headers and footers of a document.
BTW, despite some inconsistencies between Mac and Windows versions of MS Office, it is superior feature-wise and usability-wise over OpenOffice.org
Tho the strange part is that 2 other apps rendered the PowerPoint the same way, Keynote, PowerPoint 2008, and Openoffice.org all render the document made on Powerpoint on Windows the same exact way, the text on every slide would be shifted down and on most of the slides it made the slides less readable I was looking at it in class, the teacher had it up on the projector and it was fine, but when I loaded the exact same file it was a bit off
Wikileaks publishes documents on plan to curb free software in the European Union
Is Internet Explorer 9 the most HTML5 compliant browser? Not quite.http://my.opera.com/haavard/blog/2010/11/02/html5W3C HTML5 Test Suite description updated to avoid confusionhttp://my.opera.com/haavard/blog/2010/11/03/w3c-html5-test-suiteIE9 Leads Pack in HTML5 Support? Not Exactlyhttp://www.wired.com/epicenter/2010/11/ie9-leads-pack-in-html5-support-not-exactly/
IE 9 ????????Who in hell is interested in such a malware (badware)?No other internet-software is like Opera – no other is so good!Compare Opera with LCARS, please. If you like to compare the incomparable!
I think they submitted test to the W3C to make the results bias to their own Browser
One of the IE 9 test pages claims to uses HTML 5 audio, tho they do not use .ogg they use .mp4 (wtf)