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Open Office has a cat?
Can I install the cat office assistant in Word, Excel, etc in 2010. Miss my kitty
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I know most don't like the office assistant, but I've recently upgraded to 2010 and miss my kitty. Is it possible to get it for 2010?
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Anonymous
2014-09-09T20:22:07+00:00 I had totally forgotten about the Kitty Office Assistant. Don't know what made me think of him today, but I went looking to find him and found this thread instead. And it made my day. =)
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Steve Rindsberg 99,176 Reputation points MVP Volunteer Moderator2014-09-10T01:54:56+00:00 ;-)
Takes quite a while to read through it all, doesn't it? And now that I've done that again, it's time to feed my own feline office assistants. Real ones! But for you, I have a deal:
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Anonymous
2015-01-15T23:00:02+00:00 I was disappointed to learn that they were gone too. Not that I used them for help, but I used them in PPT presentations. My audiences loved to have the Genius come out and talk to them, walk across the screen, etc... It made them fun. That was my use... and for the guy that continues to say, "learn to use the program..." I say, "learn to program the Genius".
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Steve Rindsberg 99,176 Reputation points MVP Volunteer Moderator
2015-01-16T01:56:20+00:00 Alas, you can't program what isn't there to BE programmed. MS has completely removed Clippy, the cat, the Office Lady and all their uncles and cousins and sisters and aunts. And pets.
But google "speaking characters for PowerPoint" (leave out the quotes) and there are quite a few hits.
VoxProxy ( http://www.voxproxy.com/ ) has been around for a long, long time. Tom and Alice Atkins, the developers, are good folks. You might contact them (there are contact links on the site) to see if it meets your needs.