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In article, Mulder wrote: > I'm looking for a copy of Microsoft Word 1.0 for the Mac. Outlook for mac showing 519 drafts in drafts folder. It > originally came on a 3.5' floppy disk, and I just need the actual > program from it. > > Please, if anybody has it, let me know. This original was copy protected.

Sometimes you need a linebreak in an Excel spreadsheet cell, but when you hit return or enter it always jumps you to a new cell. On Windows, you can just hit alt-return (or maybe alt-enter; if one doesn’t work, try the other). On Mac, you’ll need to hit control-option-return. Apr 08, 2009  Same as that one I fear: Using MS Excel add-ins with OOo. OOo is a completely different product that isn't compatible with VBA. Perhaps there is an extension for that, you should have a look at the extensions page (direct link in the Extension forum).

It did only run on the original 800k disk. There have been some patches, but they needed a copy of the program. I did throw away my original around 1980 after the third replacement by Microsoft (wear out of the media). Each replacement was waiting 2-3 weeks for a new one.

This was no fun at all and one of the reasons, why we all hated Bill Gates. In article, Mulder wrote: > I'm looking for a copy of Microsoft Word 1.0 for the Mac. It > originally came on a 3.5' floppy disk, and I just need the actual > program from it.

> > Please, if anybody has it, let me know. The earliest I have is Microsoft Word 3.01. -- Send responses to the relevant news group rather than email to me. E-mail sent to this address may be devoured by my very hungry SPAM filter. Due to Google's refusal to prevent spammers from posting messages through their servers, I often ignore posts from Google Groups.

Use a real news client if you want me to see your posts. In article, Guenther Fischer wrote: > In article >, > Mulder wrote: > > > I'm looking for a copy of Microsoft Word 1.0 for the Mac. It > > originally came on a 3.5' floppy disk, and I just need the actual > > program from it. > > > > Please, if anybody has it, let me know. > > This original was copy protected. It did only run on the original 800k > disk.

There have been some patches, but they needed a copy of the > program. > I did throw away my original around 1980 after the third replacement by > Microsoft (wear out of the media). Each replacement was waiting 2-3 > weeks for a new one. This was no fun at all and one of the reasons, why > we all hated Bill Gates.

Minor correction, but that was a 400K disk. Canon ip4300 driver for mac. The 800K disks didn't appear until the MacPlus and Mac 512Ke the following year. MS Word 1.0 wasn't really very good, not nearly as usable as the 1.05 release that held sway for a while. The next worthwhile version was Word 3, then Word 5.1 (hmmm.

Maybe MS Word and the Star Trek movies belong together: odd numbers for Word and even numbers for Star Trek:) ) -- Spenser. In article, sbt wrote: > Minor correction, but that was a 400K disk. The 800K disks didn't > appear until the MacPlus and Mac 512Ke the following year. MS Word 1.0 > wasn't really very good, not nearly as usable as the 1.05 release that > held sway for a while. The next worthwhile version was Word 3, then > Word 5.1 (hmmm.

Maybe MS Word and the Star Trek movies belong together: > odd numbers for Word and even numbers for Star Trek:) ) except there was no ms word 2.x and 4.0 was very good too. Paul Magnussen wrote: >> except there was no ms word 2.x and 4.0 was very good too. >=20 > Indeed: I'm still using 4.0E on my G4, even though I also have Office X= =2E=20 > It's just so much easier. I use Word X when I have to, not otherwise. When it comes to MSWord, I still find the ver. 5.1a as the very best=20 along with the MSWord X.