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• Breevy Saves Text-Typing Time and Trouble Significantly speed up repetitive typing, program launching, and other tasks with Breevy
• Corel Saves Itself, WordPerfect, and CorelDraw from Brink WordPerfect maker Corel saved itself from severe financial hardship in a business deal that will keep the struggling software maker open.
• Confessions of an Office 2010 CTP Tester Microsoft released the public beta of Office 2010 yesterday, but I have already been using Office 2010 for the past four months. Here are my thoughts on the new Office.
• Five Best Features in the Office 2010 Beta Microsoft has released the beta version of Office 2010 to the public. Here are five reasons you should check out the beta and make the switch to Office 2010.
• Microsoft Office 2010: An Intriguing Beta The revised productivity suite brings interface tweaks, modest but useful desktop innovations, and integration with minimalist Web apps.
• Google Docs Won't Topple Word Any Time Soon While Google believes its online office suite will soon be a "Microsoft Office killer," it's really an idea based on vaporware.
• PDFTiger's Best Use Is for Batch Conversions Convert to and from PDF with handy, but uneven, utility PDFTiger.
• Notepad++ Builds on Notepad With Geeky Features Souped-up text editor Notepad++ has a wide array of features for programmers.
• Word Doc Woes Plague Enterprise A recent mistake in a Word document caused considerable damage and embarrassment to a publicly listed company in New Zealand.
• Microsoft: Legal Foe Paints Cockeyed Tale Microsoft denies claims that it plotted to drive Canadian developer i4i out of business.
• Microsoft Word Ban: Maybe it Wouldn't be so Bad Let’s say that Microsoft was forced to halt all sales of Word. Would the computing world as we know it cease to spin? Hardly.
• Microsoft Staves Off Word Sales Ban A federal court says Microsoft can keep selling Word while it appeals its patent violation ruling.
• Microsoft Gets Reprieve in Word Case Microsoft won a stay of an injunction ordered by a Texas court that would halt sales of Word.
• 9 Web-Based Office Productivity Suites As netbooks proliferate, the talk about cloud computing buzzes on. And as Microsoft and Google ready their cloud-based app suites, a bevy of lesser-known 'Webtops' are available now. We take a look at the main ones, and pick the winners.
• How to Get Big Bucks from Redmond: Click, Sue, Win! Hey, Texas patent trolls — simply click here to sue Microsoft.
• Microsoft Says Word Ban Threatens Industry In its appeal of a patent law ruling, Microsoft warns of "massive disruptions" in the tech industry if Word cannot be sold.
• Microsoft's Best Option in Lawsuit: License Analysis: Don't hold off your Word purchases, because Microsoft and litigant i4i are likely to cut a deal over their XML patent dispute.
• How Microsoft Can Solve its Word Patent Problem An "easy workaround" could solve Microsoft's legal challenge regarding Word, an expert advises.
• The Law Can't Keep Up with Technology Analysis: Yesterday's rulings against RealDVD and Microsoft Word reinforce a painful truth of our times.
• Don't Ban Microsoft Word — Ban Patent Lawyers Instead Analysis: An idea worth patenting — banish patent lawyers for a time (and the judges who enable them), and let common sense prevail.
• Microsoft Word Patent Ruling: So Who Is i4i? Analysis: Bloggers wonder if i4i is a patent troll or a genuinely aggrieved inventor.
• Microsoft Vows to Appeal Word Patent Ruling A judgment of nearly $300 million and a hold on sales of Microsoft Word are fueling a quick rebuttal to a court ruling.
• Injunction Blocks Microsoft From Selling Word The software giant has 60 days to resolve a patent dispute over its use of XML code in the ubiquitous word processor.
• Tips for Windows 7, Word 2007, and More Tweak Windows and Word settings to suit your needs, switch to full-screen view, and streamline Windows patches.
• Switch to Full-Screen View in Your Favorite Apps Learn these keyboard shortcuts to maximize your screen estate in Firefox, Word, iTunes, and more.