Version 5 software is the point Microsoft finally gets something right. By the time they get to version 8.0 (eg., do a Help:About in Excel or Word) it becomes of case of "Who Cares?"
The important thing to see is that when an MS 9.0 release of anything eventually comes out it is simply, "Doesn't even matter anymore"
That seems really stupid considering I'm always wearing glasses. Will the cops now ask me to remove my glasses
The standard joke was to go to the DMV after 10 beers so you look like your picture and the cop doesn't think you were DUI.
Oh wait that's trademarked. No problem - the purpose of trademarks is to protect CONSUMERS from confusion, not to protect companies.
After taking the 10th undergraduate engineering math course (trimester system) I met all pre-requesites for my two advanced math electives.
All the choices still had names including you-are-an-idiot words like, "Introductory
25 years ago Borland came out with Turbo Pascal with its famous "Book License" and the nearly unheard of release-with-no-copy-protection. Treat the disk/program like a book: Give it away, throw it away, whatever. Just be sure though, like a book, it could not possibly be in use in two places at the same time.
Quite a 'novel' idea for software and for consumer property rights.
A bug in the code is worth two in the documentation.
