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    I think you'll find the sole reason why people will pirate and illegally download online is that there is a significant difference and chance in you getting caught. Take the shop example again and you pick up that bag of sweets - you're on your own, no-one else is stealing from that shop so you have a high chance of being caught. Then pirate something online, and at any one time thousands of people across the world will be pirating some form of file, so the chance of being caught is dramatically reduced, at least in the short term.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Jonster View Post
    I think you'll find the sole reason why people will pirate and illegally download online is that there is a significant difference and chance in you getting caught. Take the shop example again and you pick up that bag of sweets - you're on your own, no-one else is stealing from that shop so you have a high chance of being caught. Then pirate something online, and at any one time thousands of people across the world will be pirating some form of file, so the chance of being caught is dramatically reduced, at least in the short term.
    This is what I was going to post. It's much easier to get away with piracy online than it is to steal a chocolate bar from a shop.

    I have pirated in the past, either because I didn't have the money for the thing (thus the company selling the product would never have got a sale from me) or because I wanted to test thing thing - happens with games a lot. You buy them and they're ****.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Recursion View Post
    Do you completely ignore my posts?

    Office 2003, 2007 and 2010 are 99% backwards compatible, you WILL NOT see any noticable difference if you save as .doc in Word 2007 or 2010.

    Also, either way, your I.T. Admins should have imaged them with the Office compatibility packs.
    Oh yeah they're compatible with .doc files but Office 03 can't open .docx files. It was the bane of my life for a few years

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    Quote Originally Posted by The Professor View Post
    Oh yeah they're compatible with .doc files but Office 03 can't open .docx files. It was the bane of my life for a few years
    It can with the Office Compatibility Pack
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    Quote Originally Posted by Recursion View Post
    It can with the Office Compatibility Pack
    No joke, it took the IT technicians until last week to install spellcheck (it vanished at the beginning of the year). We spent a full day going through all our coursework spellchecking it, an office compatibility pack is wayyy out of the question.

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