[H] Office 2010 Home & Student

Does anybody have a spare key for Office 2010 Home & Student lying around? Thanks, Steve

[H] Windows Features window empty & Unable to update to Creator's

Been a frustrating two days.  Won't bore you with all the details but on my Win 10 system, I was trying to install NET 3.5 (old game) and found that Windows Features are empty.  Then tried several times to update to the Creators update and every time it failed. For the Windows Features

Re: [H] Office 2010 Home & Student

Haven't used MS office for years. I'm running Open Office at home and at work. Free works good for me :) lopaka On Sat, Nov 25, 2017 at 4:12 PM, Steve Tomporowski wrote: > Does anybody have a spare key for Office 2010 Home & Student lying around? > > Thanks, Steve > >

[H] iRobot Roomba

I am getting hardwood floors installed and am planing on purchasing a iRobot Roomba to handle the pet hair. Do these really work as advertised. Do they do the whole house on their own? Any advice appreciated.

Re: [H] iRobot Roomba

As long as you get the model that's for pets/pet hair. There are a bunch of different ones. I've researched a little myself but haven't got one yet. lopaka On Fri, Nov 24, 2017 at 3:16 PM, Winterlight wrote: > I am getting hardwood floors installed and am planing

Re: [H] Office 2010 Home & Student

I use libreoffice sometimes and your're right that the forrmatting goes wacky at times. I believe open office is still free and open source. Was Sun before? Looks like it's Apache's now lopaka On Sun, Nov 26, 2017 at 5:23 PM, Steve Tomporowski wrote: > I had been using

Re: [H] Office 2010 Home & Student

I was thinking StarOffice which Sun bought (I wonder where I got Adobe from?), used internally, then donated to Apache who christened it OpenOffice.  LibreOffice was started with refugees from StarOffice.  Now Wikipedia calls it 'discontinued' but it can't be as they just released a new

Re: [H] Office 2010 Home & Student

I had been using LibreOffice but when you are doing book formatting there are so many little quirks and bugs, it drives you crazy.  I thought that Adobe was charging for Open Office now?  IIRC they bought Open Office, let it languish without development for years, then started charging for it.

[H] OpenOffice -- WAS: RE: Office 2010 Home & Student

OpenOffice is still free and is owned by Apache, not Adobe. History from: https://wiki.openoffice.org/wiki/Documentation/OOoAuthors_User_Manual/Getting_Started/A_short_history_of_OpenOffice.org "The OpenOffice.org project began when Sun Microsystems released the source code (“blueprints") for