Roy Schestowitz wrote:
> Who needs MS Office when you can buy Tesco Office?
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> | According to the Tesco blurb, the bundle provides a word
> | processor, spreadsheets, a presentation thingie and a database.
> | Plus, "Tesco Complete Office Software" is compatible with
> | Microsoft Windows 98 SE/ME/200/XP and 2003, it says here.
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> http://www.theinquirer.net/default.aspx?article=39780
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> They ought to be selling some Linux distributions (if not complete Linux
> PCs). Unlikely?
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>
> Tesco.com Shops with Microsoft and Manhattan Associates for New Supply
> Chain System
>
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> | Tesco Direct is a new Web site that offers a choice of over 8,000
> | non-food lines. Under this initiative, order fulfilment in a new
> | operations centre will be managed in-house using Manhattan
> | Associates' Warehouse Management and Performance Management
> | solutions, supported by Microsoft technology.
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> http://biz.yahoo.com/bw/061003/20061003005159.html?.v=1
Tesco, the Grocery equivalent to Microsoft, monolithic and uncaring.
Who, apart from some numpies is going to pay for an office 'suite' when you
can get OOo for free!
Tim.
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