I'd strongly recommend that you avoid using the word "Microsoft" anywhere in your publicity or promotional material. We'd prefer it if you focussed more on the "Open" aspect of the suite.
> To Whom It May Concern, > We wanted to offer open office download in addition to our anti virus, > help desk service. > > I was wondering if you knew a catch phrase that is legal to use like "free > microsoft office suite (O.S. open office)" > or "microsoft office emulator" "Free microsoft office suite compatable > open office" > > or something similar, also , is it ok for them to download this stuff from > a link on our site or a link we send via email, and if we want to offer it > on a CD how can we price it and who do we buy rights from. > > Thanks > James Gannon > 843 726 6457 -- Alex Fisher Co-Lead, CD-ROM Project OpenOffice.org Marketing Community Contact Australia/New Zealand http://distribution.openoffice.org/cdrom/
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