Security on Your Terms


  1. Creer
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    Security on Your Terms


    Security on Your Terms
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    Describes some of the new or changed security features in Windows 7.
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  3. Antman
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    Thank you. I mildly expected those docs to be in .docx format ;-)
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  4. Barman58
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    Antman said:
    Thank you. I mildly expected those docs to be in .docx format ;-)
    They are in Docx on my system - now
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  6. pparks1
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    Barman58 said:
    They arein Docx on my system - now
    Not here.....MS Office is too pricey for my tastes.
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  7. Barman58
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    I know what you mean - but there are add-ins for OpenOffice, I believe that will do the job :)
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