Dumb Microsoft product

[Quik]

So, I was writing my report in Word, and I put in a very specific date. The tooltip displays a message, and hilarity ensues.

[deadly7]

Hahaaha. Lame. What was your report on?

[Quik]

The Irish Revolution and the IRA.

Interestingly enough, it let me schedule a meeting for that date. Wonder when it will remind me..

[Blaze]

Never?

[Newby]

Wonder when it will remind me..

Obviously on April 24^th, 1916. Jeez.

[Joe]

Dude, use RTFEdit by Joe[x86] for your text editing needs!

[iago]

Probably on April 24^th, 2016

[Newby]

Probably on April 24^th, 2016

Are you harassing my sup?

[wires]

Amusing. :)

[drka]

x86] link=topic=1517.msg13079#msg13079 date=1118116743]
Dude, use RTFEdit by Joe[x86] for your text editing needs!

one of these days, ill make a win32 notepad out of C++ which will pwn your RTFEdit.

[Sidoh]

x86] link=topic=1517.msg13079#msg13079 date=1118116743]
Dude, use RTFEdit by Joe[x86] for your text editing needs!

Uhm, no. :)

[Mythix]

If it can textblock anything that comes out of your mouth, I'll use it.

Just kidding,
<3

[Krazed]

Nah, dumb microsoft products are the combination of IE and Windows Update. For instance, yesterday on my recently formatted XP box, I figure I'll download some updates. Well, ofcourse Microsoft seems to think it's necessary to restart after just downloading the new Windows Update. That's right folks', no actual updates/paches/service packs, just the mother fuckin' program. Now, that was just stupid. But, whatever.. I restart, download some updates, restart again [ugh]... Then, after I'm going through the updates trying not to get frustrated, I get in a fight with this here banner!

[deadly7]

.. Never download an update on Windows without changing your reg key. EVER.

[Warrior]

Agreed. Windows personally KILLS your OS. As in destroying your MSIE, eating your resources, and other stuffs :[ It's BAAAD