Safari 3.0: Dragging tabs up or down to move them sideways
Thursday, January 31st, 2008 • 10:41 amA strange restriction in horizontal movements for tabs in the Tab Bar.
A strange restriction in horizontal movements for tabs in the Tab Bar.
Utter terminological confusion and idiocy, which clearly indicates that Microsoft does not take anything seriously, let alone security issues.
Another comfortable victory at the Emirates.
Since VBA is gone, we have to start all over again with AppleScript.
A reassuring performance, after a wobbly first half.
A slew of details that reveal the shortcomings of the MacBU.
A 100% reproducible problem with Excel 2004 files and cell formatting.
A major loss of basic functionality.
A horrible blunder on Microsoft’s part, which perfectly illustrates their level of competence in Mac OS X development.
The worst possible outcome of the big Carling Cup gamble.
An improved pseudo fix that fails to fix the problem if you use Spell Catcher X’s smart punctuation feature.
The spreadsheet update manages to break even the most basic stuff.
Something that worked perfectly fine in Word 2004 is broken in Word 2008.
For no apparent reason, Microsoft copies Apple, and fails miserably.
Not just macro commands, but also numerous preferences that are unchanged from Word 2004 are reset when installing Word 2008.