Robin Laing wrote: > I would like to know the compatibility issues in more details. This
OOo is incompatible with current and former Microsoft executives. > There are also kickbacks in the form of free software for the employees. That has been part of one of the Microsoft extended support programs for decades. > �The first, with Open Office, is compatibility � sharing information > with Microsoft products, both within the organisation and with external The incompatibility here is not with OOo, but with Microsoft Exchange. [Specifically, they were unwilling to learn how to use the LAMP equivalent.] > �Second, you have no idea where open-source products are going, whereas > vendors like Microsoft provide a roadmap for the future. Whilst this is blatant propaganda by Microsoft, it is worth pointing out that the OOo website does an excellent job of hiding information from people that want/need to use it. The OOo wiki simply serves to hide it better from all and sundry. Both the website and the wiki need to be totally redesigned, so that people can find important things like the current roadmap for OOo 3.0, and OOo 4.0. xan jonathon --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
