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Help: Is it lottery softwares companies or is it a hacker...Reply
Blue is the default font color that Microsoft Outlook uses when you respond to an email. Every company I've ever worked for uses Microsoft Outlook and all responses are made in blue font (unless the user changes it).
Jan 22, 2010, 1:25 pm - iGlenn - Lottery Discussion Forum

Creating a lottery e-book that doesn't look like a scam, and is USEFUL.Reply
Sorry, that's not true. Most people go with Microsoft Office because it is universally used., therefore easier to incorporate outside info and use interoffice, intercorporate, and worldwide. The free alternatives promise seemless intergration, but in reality don't deliver. For example try flipping and Microsoft Excel program into OpenOffice Calc and you get a mess. The creaters are geniuses, but they fail to realize what the world demands... Simplicity!
Jan 23, 2009, 10:19 am - spy153 - Lottery Discussion Forum

Jackpot certificate for good predictor recognitionReply
justxploring You can make any type of certificate you want using Microsoft works click start click all programs click Microsoft works and then click certificates. I can make them but i cant figure out how to transport them here with the artwork.
Dec 10, 2007, 12:50 am - four4me - Suggestions Forum

New P3 Sheet...Testers welcomeReply
(To use this Web page interactively, you must have Microsoft Internet Explorer 4.01 or later and the Microsoft Office Web Components. See the Microsoft Office Web site: http://officeupdate.microsoft.com/office/redirect/fromOffice9/MSOWCPub.htm?&HelpLCID=1033 for more information.)
Jan 1, 2007, 3:00 pm - Raven62 - Lottery Systems Forum

For the programmers on this boardReply
I woudl personally recommend the Microsoft .NET languages -- VB.NET and C#. Microsoft is giving away Visual Studio Express Edition for free, which even includes a free version of the SQL Server 2005 database. If someone is going to try to start programming, I would heartily recommend Visual Basic (VB.NET).
Aug 14, 2006, 2:32 pm - Todd - Lottery Systems Forum

Emma Lou v1.0 (Pick 4)Reply
The latest free unzip utility I've seen is camunzip. Do a search on camunzip and you'll find the webpage. Microsoft Office has a built in unzip utility sounds like you don't have Microsoft Office.
May 29, 2006, 9:14 am - Maryland - Lottery Systems Forum

400,000 Posts - 25,000 MembersReply
Vista is the successor to Windows XP, and is a mainstream desktop operating system. So it will be used by every type of user. SQL Server 2005, and other new server products that Microsoft is coming out with in November are solely used by developers and systems engineers. Microsoft also has a new version of Windows Server 2003 coming out I believe late next year, and they have yet to give that server product a name. That will also be strictly a developer and systems engineer product.
Oct 25, 2005, 10:45 pm - Todd - Lottery Discussion Forum

California Lottery fixes major problem with Derby gameReply
NOOOO!!!!! It has absolutely 100% NOTHING to do with Microsoft! Microsoft has nothing to do with someone programming the Derby game whatsoever. It is very important not to introduce an unrelated element in the argument, because people will use it to try to get rid of their fault.
May 13, 2005, 11:18 pm - Todd - Lottery News

Rich Text Box for other browsers ...Reply
Mana,The rich text editor started out as a Microsoft invention. It is possible that other browsers have emulated the Microsoft invention in their latest browsers. If I find that is true, I'll enable it for them as well, but I have to test each browser to find out.
Aug 19, 2004, 7:49 am - Todd - Suggestions Forum

which excel version would i need ?
going to try NN but it seems i dont have microsoft excel on my pc, only microsoft works, which version of excel do i need to run these NN programs? thanks
Apr 18, 2004, 3:12 pm - paul762 - Lottery Systems Forum