On or near 7/30/01 8:31 AM, Zachary Braverman at [EMAIL PROTECTED]
observed:
>
>>
>> Dan Crevier has stated pretty categorically that there WILL be a OS X
>> version of Entourage included in the OS X version of Office.
>>
>> At 7:42 pm -0700 29/7/01, Dan Crevier wrote:
>>> Have no fear, Entourage is being brought to OS X, along with the rest of
>>> Office. Stay tuned for more announcements. There's some cool stuff coming!
>>>
>>> Dan
>>>
>>> --
>>> Dan Crevier
>>> Development Manager
>>> Macintosh Business Unit
>>> Microsoft Corporation
>
>
> That is very good to hear indeed. I don't mean to sound ungrateful or
> anything, but would some documentation be too much to ask? I know that it's
> considered uncool to actual provide manuals with software these days. I
> always wonder, though, how users are expected to learn about all the nifty
> new features, except by buying third party books that come out months after
> the software is released.
>
I imagine the reason for this rumor of no Entourage is that Microsoft did
not show Entourage at MacWorld, but chose to show Word and Excel (I think)
instead. No telling the reasons for that, but I think we can be assured that
whenever Office for X appears (rumored to be around Sept/Oct), Entourage
will be part of it.
As for docs: The on-line Help with Entourage is truly comprehensive. It
isn't the best tool for flipping through and reading up on new features, but
it is quite thorough. After using Entourage for months, I took a look at the
books when they came out, and found that I already knew everything the books
contained, and more. And hanging out on this list, you'll probably learn
everything there is to know and more than any book could tell you.
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