Vihan Pandey wrote:
You're assuming that one will have unlimited rights installing any
programs on a cyber cafe computer. While this may be true for Win98
computers, most cyber cafes I've frequented of late lock everything
except the "my documents" folder. Also, consider the amount of time
I'll have to waste downloading a program -- zealotry at its best I'd
say.
Hmm... this looks like a opportunity for an interesting program. Since i'm
not familiar with OOo internals, perhaps someone could enlighten me,
what if
we had an OOo build that was ``run out of the box", no need to install.
Just
download the package(a few binaries and libraries), uncompress and
unarchive, then just run the binary. It would be an interesting thing to
create. Any ``experts" on feasibility and practicality of this?
In cybercafes, use live office suites on the net. Check out if they
support ODF. :)
Regards,
Rony.
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