I agree with @daniel I get lost too

And I'm also amazed how fast votes are cast...we are so slow here

I can't have a sense of humor, it's against the moderator EULA.

Night all. Need my beauty sleep (as evidenced by above answer).

Ha! Beat @stuffe

@gentmatt: Mind if I ask why you deleted this? - askubuntu.com/questions/135486/…

@jrg your turn :-)

If you want to keep on going that is...

Whaaat?

clearly a defective dictionary

or it's two words

there are definitely words that aren't in the dictionary

lettermiss.com

I'm almost certain it isn't two words, @daniel and @kyle I've seen many more...unfortunately, because I had some good ones, but they weren't in the dictionary

it looks like it's supposed to be two words, either separated by a space or hyphenated thefreedictionary.com/lip-sync

however, letterpress does allow words that should be hyphenated, such as x-ray

so it's probably just an issue of them not having it in their dictionary

Yah, I'm still kinda annoyed it wasn't there

I might have beat Nathan...probably not, but it would have been better :-)

iPhone and iPad are proper nouns, which generally aren't allowable in word games.

@DanielLawson Ah, right...

I forgot

Years ago, Microsoft Word had capability to save versions of a file within a file. I can't find anything like that in Office 2011 … is Microsoft's Office implementation of versions deprecated? Related: superuser.com/a/154445/84988

@daviesgeek sorry for that last word :-P

@GrahamPerrin - there was lots of hoopla two Junes ago about Office 2011 moving away from their own version implementation and moving to Lion's versions but I can pinpoint when they made at switch.

(Or even if they did) I've been MS and Adobe free on macs for a year or so and can't check properly.

@bmike thanks. I'll place a better comment in Super User with reference to this conversation.

Have you looked into sky drive integration? I'd bet they have versioning there.

blog.officeformac.com/…

Perhaps the SP1 or SP2 release notes have details?

I don't plan to use Microsoft's versions within any version of Microsoft Word. The bigger picture was, experimenting as an end user of Sharepoint Server 2010, where I can't find version information … which probably means that the service in our case is configured to not support versions.

View the version history of an item or file in a list or library

Defocusing from Microsoft Office. From a Mac perspective, SharePoint sucks. The obstacles to file system integration are bad enough but then, when you get with the web interface:

<cough> sharepoint.stackexchange.com/a/50716/11050 </cough>

In their favor, MS generally keeps the windows and Mac versions on different years so its easy for them to say Word 2010 when they mean to exclude the Mac version.

Maybe you need a Surface? (jk)

Or SharePlus for iOS or SharePlus for OS X. Here, too, it's impossible to move a file or folder. No jk

That chart is really great, imagine the android equivalent ;) It shows that every device that has ever ran iOS has had at least 3 full versions available before obsolescence, each available on day one of release - the 3GS has even had 4.

there is no "had" yet.

It updates to iOS 6. The 3GS has 4 supported OS versions.

@stuffe I agree

Also, the current iTunes supports loading the latest OS listed on every device on that chart.

@bmike FYI Manage versions of your documents - Microsoft Community with an answer from an MVP. With Word 2007 in CrossOver and with Office 2011 I don't find Office management of versions (consistent with MVP advice)

@jrg I don't know anymore. Probably because there was very little resonance.

@gentmatt mind if i undelete it and dupe things to it, then add a bounty?

@jrg Not at all. I'd even know what the question exactly looks like anymore (not enough rep). Feel free to edit it.

How did you find this question? Did you think of something similar, then remembered our discussion in chat and searched for a link I had posted?

I found it because it was linked in a comment as a possible dupe.

one of those cleaning shop type things.

It was linked even though it had already been deleted for quite a while?

yeah, you linked to it ironically enough.

Interesting...

Has anyone seen an iPad mini review saying you can use it one handed? (Or am I dreaming that position up out of thin air?)