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Dave from VRAM
My most asked questions in building a large website and database for a large
mfgr by using 'Office for professionals' are: 1. What does this term or
abreviation mean? 2. What softwares and what versions of that software in
'OFFICE" use it? 3. How is it used and in what way? 4. Where is examples
of its use!!?? The 'HELP' in each software helpful, but it does NOT cross
softwares and it takes 25-50% of my time understanding it across softwares.
The same DATABASE called "Term" added to the 'Help' on ALL softwares with
fields like: [term] [abrev] [what softwares use it] [meaning] [how used]
[places used] [links to other terms] [LOTS of EXAMPLES of use] would make
life a lot easier. A full range of queries to it would utilize the WHOLE
IDEA of databases finding information fast and easy.
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mfgr by using 'Office for professionals' are: 1. What does this term or
abreviation mean? 2. What softwares and what versions of that software in
'OFFICE" use it? 3. How is it used and in what way? 4. Where is examples
of its use!!?? The 'HELP' in each software helpful, but it does NOT cross
softwares and it takes 25-50% of my time understanding it across softwares.
The same DATABASE called "Term" added to the 'Help' on ALL softwares with
fields like: [term] [abrev] [what softwares use it] [meaning] [how used]
[places used] [links to other terms] [LOTS of EXAMPLES of use] would make
life a lot easier. A full range of queries to it would utilize the WHOLE
IDEA of databases finding information fast and easy.
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This post is a suggestion for Microsoft, and Microsoft responds to the
suggestions with the most votes. To vote for this suggestion, click the "I
Agree" button in the message pane. If you do not see the button, follow this
link to open the suggestion in the Microsoft Web-based Newsreader and then
click "I Agree" in the message pane.
http://www.microsoft.com/office/com...-667f5dc93c3d&dg=microsoft.public.office.misc