We had an employee that used Crossover office for dealing with M$
formatted files. It worked well. He had only good things to say
about it.
Jim
On Feb 12, 2006, at 9:03 AM, Bob Miller wrote:
Jeff Newton wrote:
Now, if I leave (an idea, I'm considering) Linux on it, I would
want it to
be able to do power point presentations with things I do at work
as well
use it for writing as well. I know and have been told can do these
both in
Win98 and XP, but linux?
You can use OpenOffice.org to create presentations, and you can even
save them in PowerPoint format. You may not be able to use other
people's PowerPoint presentations in some cases.
You can install Crossover Office, a commercial version of WINE, and
run PowerPoint itself. Hal Pomeranz delivered his DNS presentation to
the Corvallis LUG that way last week, and he says it works very well
for him.
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