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Great, tell me when I have a "Bad Pool Caller" elsewhere not in Windoze. -
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The first improvement they need to make to audio in W11 is to add an equalizer that actually works. -
By Phillip0web · Posted
You're absolutely right! No reason in hell these should be on the road! -
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They aren't going to want to. Most would just go with the 17 Pro and save money. Why would they want to spend $300 for basically the same thing? It's not worth it if there are hardly any changes from year to year. -
By Steven P. · Posted
24H2 rolled out to the Release Preview Channel in early June 2024, so this coming a bit later in the Experimental Channel (formerly Dev) doesn't really say much more than earlier H2 releases that came out in October. I am not sure what the thinking is here by putting it in Experimental, one would think that the 26H2 stamp means features are locked down and it's now bug tested until October? I don't even pretend to understand Microsoft's strategy for Windows Insider Program though
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kiddingguy
I was wondering if there is such a way as to edit text in the cells in Excel as in Word?
e.g. bullets and numbering, soft and hard Enter's etc.?
Basically I have a file which has some simple formulas, but I would like to edit text as in Word.
Different version of Excel can be used by me for this (Excel 2007, Excel 2010, Excel 2013).
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