> When you save an e-mail message as Simple Text and then open it in Word you
> get a swag of headers you have to remove.
Um...but those headers are part of the message. How exactly is the software
supposed to psychically ascertain which ones you don't want under what
circumstances?
While I might grant that there is room for additional functionality, I'd
hardly characterize "preserving all the information" as the wrong thing.
> In addition most lines end with a carriage return which is a regular pain to
> get rid of.
These too are part of the message. Although there are workarounds for this.
> My understanding has been that Entourage is an integral part of MacOffice
> 2001. In practice it is very far from being integrated, more like being shoved
> together.
This point, on the other hand, I'll easily concede.
Although I believe that we'll see better integration in subsequent releases.
It's the Microsoft way. ;-)
> There are features too numerous to list which I have just turned off or
> ignored because of the adverse interactions between Word and Entourage in
> particular.
A partial listing would likely increase the odds of those particular issues
having higher priority in subsequent releases.
The squeaky wheel and all that...
mikel
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