On 1/22/10, engel wrote:

>Don Zahniser wrote:
>> On 1/22/10, engel wrote:
>>
>>   
>>>> If Bruce J is reading this, he has a link to the OpenOffice 
>>>>       
>>> I prefer Neoffice, does'nt need X11 and can handle office 2007 files 
>>> (.docx and .xlsx)
>>>     
>>
>> I try very hard to like NeoOffice, but on slow hardware (e.g. - my
>> 400MHz Pismo), it can get a bit sluggish.  The newer builds of
>> OpenOffice _are_ available for PPC, if you know where to look (see
>> below).  You can try both and see which you prefer.  Note that the 'Neo'
>> builds typically lag the OpenOffice builds by at least one release
>> version (e.g. - IIRC, the current Neo release is based on a 3.0.x
>> OpenOffice build, while OO is at 3.2.x). That may or may not be a good
>> thing, depending on what feature set or level of reliability you want. 
>> The Neo folks do, at times, squash bugs in the OO code, but spend most
>> of their limited resources on the Neo adaptation and its additional
>features.
>>
>> <http://mirror.unlogisch.ch/ooopackages.good-day.net/pub/
OpenOffice.org/MacOSX/>
>>

   
>this link works 
>http://ooopackages.good-day.net/pub/OpenOffice.org/MacOSX/2.4.3rc2/
>OOo_2.4.3rc2_MacOSXPowerPC_X11_install_it.dmg
>for the latest openoffice 2.4.3-RC2, tested by myself but on a emac 1GHz 
>(might works on a PPC) but doesn't handle office 2007 x files, it will 
>only from 3.x
>Angelo
>

Try this link from the same site:

<http://ooopackages.good-day.net/pub/OpenOffice.org/MacOSX/3.2.0rc3_20100115/>

It's the directory for the latest 3.2.0 release candidate, which
contains more localized versions than the site that I had previously
provided.  PowerPC builds follow the Intel builds in the listing. I'm
using the 3.2.0rc3 version downloaded from the mirror site I listed
earlier, and X11 is not required.

 - Don 


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