Subject: Re: [users] MS office to openoffice
Satiesh Bansode wrote:
Dear,
I am planning to shift from ms office to openoffice 3.
I have learned that its free, is it correct?
OpenOffice.org is a free download from www.openoffice.org. You are free
to install use it on as many computers as you
Dear,
I am planning to shift from ms office to openoffice 3.
I have learned that its free, is it correct?
also let me know
whether it supports all the fuctions like email(outlook),word,excel and power
point?
if i receive any doc file of ms office will it get converted automatically into
Satiesh Bansode wrote:
Dear,
I am planning to shift from ms office to openoffice 3.
I have learned that its free, is it correct?
OpenOffice.org is a free download from www.openoffice.org. You are free
to install use it on as many computers as you wish. You are also
encouraged to pass it
Satiesh Bansode wrote:
whether it supports all the fuctions like email(outlook),word,excel and power
point?
There is a Send command on the File menu, much the same as in the
MS-Office suite. It is supposed to interface with your default email
client software. I use Thunderbird.
However,
Pierre wrote:
Satiesh Bansode wrote:
whether it supports all the fuctions like email(outlook),word,excel
and power point?
There is a Send command on the File menu, much the same as in the
MS-Office suite. It is supposed to interface with your default email
client software. I use
Pierre wrote:
Satiesh Bansode wrote:
whether it supports all the fuctions like email(outlook),word,excel
and power point?
There is a Send command on the File menu, much the same as in the
MS-Office suite. It is supposed to interface with your default email
client software. I use
On Thu, Sep 17, 2009 at 05:21:35PM -0400, James Knott wrote:
Pierre wrote:
Satiesh Bansode wrote:
whether it supports all the fuctions like email(outlook),word,excel
and power point?
There is a Send command on the File menu, much the same as in the
MS-Office suite. It is supposed to
Fred A. Miller wrote:
'Works fine in openSUSE 11.1.
Not for me :) - no matter, I only use Linux for trivial things, a file
server and the home entertainment system (MythTV). I don't think it's up
there for the Desktop.
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Pierre
Worrigee, NSW,
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