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I see you've stumbled on to my humble home on the net, Drive:Activated. My name's Sam, I'm an ambitious and driven uni student, residing in Melbourne, Australia, wanting to make my mark on our world. This is my site, which is mainly just my blog and some other bits. There's no definite theme to my blog, just anything that interests me, and currently that's web trends, startups, ideas and cool stuff. Check it out, leave me a comment, click on 'Who is this?' to find out more about me, or drop me a line by clicking on 'Let's Talk'. Hope you enjoy it!
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I was using Excel 2007 doing an assignment a few days ago, and I tried to concatenate numbers and text together (had to write out what the confidence interval was so I needed the ' < u < ' bit in between two numbers if you're really interested), so I tried to use the CONCAT function which I vaguely...
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I know we're all sick of the whole Office cheating campaign here, and I wasn't going to revisit it, but I figured it was only fair that I acknowledge what Microsoft is doing to help notify students about the offer, especially at Monash Clayton, seeing as that was one of my main whinges. I got a global...
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I have just discovered that one of the points I made in my previous post is partially incorrect . I stated in the third dot-point, Why do I want the new Office? What's wrong with the old (or pirated) one that I'm using right now? What's included in Ultimate? Hell, there isn't even a link to the Office...
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The Microsoft Office marketing team in Australia have a new target in their sights - uni students. Mentioned on many blogs, e.g. here and here (as well as on the aus-dot-net mailing list too), they're selling Microsoft Office Ultimate 2007 for 25 bucks for a year, or 75 bucks for an unlimited-time licence...
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I should've put this up earlier but it slipped down my 'stuff to blog about' list - it's still available at some places though. When Microsoft was deciding on the packaging options for the new Office 2007, they decided to drop Microsoft Outlook from the Student & Teacher edition (now called Home...