Chad, maybe you didn’t read the very first sentence in the story you linked to, or perhaps the rest of the story about “reduced functionality mode” throughout? Turning your OS and Office Suite into a viewer with no other abilities is killing it.
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Long Zheng
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Melbourne, Australia
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lol. good one.
Its the subtle joke that makes this, like how there used to be tape on it making sure everything worked.
Should have another sticker on box saying “…but we wish it was…”
Nice.
I don’t get the “switch” campaign?
All the news in the last two weeks about “kill switches” in Vista & Office.
True, DON’T KILL VISTA!
Or else, I love this one Long, as always, you made my laugh, again, and I’m impressed with your PhotoShopping, thank you!
So true it’s hilarious. Here’s a related post:
http://www.thegsblog.com/?p=128
rofl @ ipod joke!
There is no kill switch in Office 2007:
http://www.itnews.com.au/newsstory.aspx?CIaNID=42470&src=site-marq
Chad, maybe you didn’t read the very first sentence in the story you linked to, or perhaps the rest of the story about “reduced functionality mode” throughout? Turning your OS and Office Suite into a viewer with no other abilities is killing it.