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Microsoft have* recently announced their plans to relase Office GBA, a cut down version of the standard Office package for use with the GBA.
Analysts had warned that without a version of Office, or a similar productivity suite, Nintendo would face problems getting businesses to switch to their new handheld productivity device
A spokesperson also revealed Microsoft have plans to release Outlook for Gameboy Advance much later in the summer. The delay is believed to be due to the fact that Gameboy Advance is not networkable.
For the full story, please visit
http://www.4bitterguys.com/rants/officegba/
*have not
Analysts had warned that without a version of Office, or a similar productivity suite, Nintendo would face problems getting businesses to switch to their new handheld productivity device
A spokesperson also revealed Microsoft have plans to release Outlook for Gameboy Advance much later in the summer. The delay is believed to be due to the fact that Gameboy Advance is not networkable.
For the full story, please visit
http://www.4bitterguys.com/rants/officegba/
*have not
VenomByte wrote:
> I wondered who'd be the first to spot that. I couldn't believe it when I saw it
> ;)
Gets around a bit, doesn't he?
Damn right he does... and he has been on television I think (tarrent on tv). :-\
> I wondered who'd be the first to spot that. I couldn't believe it when I saw it
> ;)
Gets around a bit, doesn't he?
Damn right he does... and he has been on television I think (tarrent on tv). :-\
I wondered who'd be the first to spot that. I couldn't believe it when I saw it ;)
Gets around a bit, doesn't he?
Gets around a bit, doesn't he?
THE ASIAN PRINCE IS AT THE TOP OF THAT PAGE!!!
Look!
Great!
Look!
Great!
VenomByte wrote:
> Microsoft have* recently announced their plans to relase Office GBA, a cut down
> version of the standard Office package for use with the GBA.
Analysts had
> warned that without a version of Office, or a similar productivity suite,
> Nintendo would face problems getting businesses to switch to their new handheld
> productivity device
LOL at topic and that website. Great.
> Microsoft have* recently announced their plans to relase Office GBA, a cut down
> version of the standard Office package for use with the GBA.
Analysts had
> warned that without a version of Office, or a similar productivity suite,
> Nintendo would face problems getting businesses to switch to their new handheld
> productivity device
LOL at topic and that website. Great.
what about all those letters you need to type. oh silly me it only needs three keys anyway doesn't it
A button= Ctrl
B button= Alt
LorR= delete
:)
well someone had to
A button= Ctrl
B button= Alt
LorR= delete
:)
well someone had to
Woooo! only $799 for the office edition!
Microsoft have* recently announced their plans to relase Office GBA, a cut down version of the standard Office package for use with the GBA.
Analysts had warned that without a version of Office, or a similar productivity suite, Nintendo would face problems getting businesses to switch to their new handheld productivity device
A spokesperson also revealed Microsoft have plans to release Outlook for Gameboy Advance much later in the summer. The delay is believed to be due to the fact that Gameboy Advance is not networkable.
For the full story, please visit
http://www.4bitterguys.com/rants/officegba/
*have not
Analysts had warned that without a version of Office, or a similar productivity suite, Nintendo would face problems getting businesses to switch to their new handheld productivity device
A spokesperson also revealed Microsoft have plans to release Outlook for Gameboy Advance much later in the summer. The delay is believed to be due to the fact that Gameboy Advance is not networkable.
For the full story, please visit
http://www.4bitterguys.com/rants/officegba/
*have not