Again with mi idea.

I think i must defend it. I agree it will obviously increes the size of the 
presentation, but, when the user wants to proyect it, usually it burns it on a 
cd, or in a USB pen drive, so about the space, i think it wont be a problem.
Also, i have a question: are you sure it will be smaller (in space) to carry 
the presentation AND the portable version of Open Office. This includes writer, 
base, impress, etc.

Cmon, partners, obviously, a simple impress viewer will be smaller than all the 
Office suite, plus, this is one of the problems of the freeware software. How 
different is:

1) When you finish your presentation, just click EXPORT>> TO EXECUTABLE WINDOWS
2) Save it and go

Than

1) Save your presentation in Open Office native (opd) (with the posibility for 
others to modify it)
2) Go http://portableapps.com/apps/office/openoffice_portable and download 
portable Open Office 
It is only 64.8Mb, so with a DiAL-UP internet coneccion (which is a lot common 
here, in third world countries) with a download rate of 5.4 kbps you will only 
be 3.33 hours late.
3) Unpack Open Office.
4) Save both and go

So as you see, it is a problem. Maybe its very easy, but, as i say before, 
thats one of the problems of freeware software. We must made the software more 
"for dumbs" 

Check this example:

Me, as user, what whould i prefeer?

Spend $150 mexican pesos (13.63 USD) in a Microsoft Office pirate copy (which 
more users here in mexico have; anyone have a license) however when im makin 
presentations ill just click save, and i wont have any problems.
 
OR

I buy a LEGAL copy of Open Office by paying 70 mexican pesos (Around 6.36 USD) 
and i simple install it as microsoft office (Which is alredy a solluted 
problem) and when im making presentations, i just save it as exe file, and i 
have no problems. In addition, i can use school's broad-band internet conection 
to download Open Office, so i will only spend 2.90 MXN in the CD (0.26 USD)







Cor Nouws <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> escribió: Hi Max,

Max Vallejo Reyna wrote:

> [...]
> i have a new idea, the posiblility in
> Impress to export the presentations into a new format: a executable
> windows EXE, wich may contain the presentation with an integrated
> Open Office viewer, so we will not need Microsoft Office in the
> proyeccions in PCs with Windows OS. 
> [...]

[...]
> What do you think about this?
I would consider this a valuable functionality.
This apart from how difficult it is to accomplish ....
Also apart from that it is increasingly easy to carry your own 
OpenOffice.org environment (on a USB-stick).
Just making a presentation and sending is as an executable (other than 
PDF or HMTL) is super.

> P.D. Im sorry if i have somo ortographic mistaques, my native
> language is spanish. I add a copy of this email in spanish
You text is well understandable.

Greetings,
Cor

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