Haven't read the reviews on impress so can't comment. As to clip art, in the spirit of OpenSource these are available from http://openclipart.org/ . There are some resellers that include this bundle of graphic's on CD's along with OOo.
/paul On 11/10/05, Derek Meyer <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > On the release of OpenOffice 2.0, OOo has come up to (and surpassed) > Microsoft Office standards for the working professional. If you want to > increase the user base significantly, there are two things that I believe > must be done first and foremost: > > > > * Implement a ClipArt system to compete with Microsoft's > * Improve Impress usability - see review posted all over online for > suggestions > > > > These two things will increase appeal to the average home computer user. > With that audience, OpenOffice will gain tremendous ground - but until then, > the lack of ClipArt especially, will continue to distract attention from > your excellent suite. Potential users, such as schools and families, need > clipart available for projects, but without it they will continue to pay > ridiculous amounts for Microsoft Office. > > > > Thanks for your consideration, > > Derek Meyer > > > --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
