So, in terms of the richness of features it seems like; 

"indesign > pages > word"

Well, where to put openOffice then? 

I recently began to use Pages and lovin' it. It's all-in-one-place
export screen, roomy interface are just great! But sometimes it
becomes frustrating when I just want to type a few words with little
formating. In this case, Apple's "Color Picker" and "Fonts"
modal windows offer supernumerary fine tunning features -again-
all-in-one-place so that a newbie might easily get lost.  

I think openOffice is just between MS Word and Pages. It has very
advanced features like Pages, while maintaining a steep learning
curve. But according to my modest experience openOffice has serious
performance and stability issues.

Etkin Ciftci, PhD. Stu.
Industrial Design, ITU
eciftci[at]bilende.com


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