Let’s take into account US State Sales taxes and see if it makes much difference In the past we’ve compared the US retail price of Microsoft Office with the Australian price with GST. That was a fair comparison since many people could avoid US state sales taxes by buying online with free shipping in many […]
A little Excel quirk to mention using LEN() with large numbers. A little Excel quirk to mention. For as long as we can remember you could get the number of digits in a number by simply using =LEN() even though the input is a number, not text. But have a look what happens for the […]
The 2013 To-Do bar is a step back in usefulness. The Outlook 2013 To-Do bar isn’t as useful as the Outlook 2010 version – at least for the calendar. The Outlook 2010 version shows future appointments for the current and next day. But in Outlook 2013 that’s been inexplicably reduced to the current day only. […]
Office 2013 can’t be moved from the computer you first install it on – we’re quite sure. “I can’t see any other media mentioning the non-transfer rule for Office 2013 retail packages. Are you sure about that?” We’re absolutely sure. It’s true that most Office 2013 reviews don’t mention it but that’s partly because Microsoft […]
Australians still get shafted when paying for Office 2013. Our price comparison for Office 2013 shows that Microsoft is still taking advantage of Australian consumers. For Office 2010 the price hike was up to 40% more than the USA on a generous calculation. For Office 2013 the high end is 40% more expensive and a whopping 55% […]