The lack of domain support is the main difference. John Weller wrote: > I have been asked to help a local charity. They are replacing their > existing network (Win 98) with four machines which will be networked as a > peer-to-peer workgroup. They will not be doing anything fancy, just normal > office type work; accounts (Sage), word processing, etc. The requirement > has gone out to tender without a detailed spec and with a request for the > suppliers to recommend a suitable system. They are getting some responses > specifying XP Home and others XP Pro. I know that XP Home has some > limitations compared with Pro, for instance it cannot join a domain. Are > there any other limitations which would impact them? I'd be grateful for > any comments. > > I've suggested that they use Open Office rather than pay M$ for 4 Office > licences but am getting some resistance from people who have never heard of > it (not users incidentally but committee members who will have to approve > the purchase). Are there any limitations of Open Office compared to M$ > Office? I've not found any but, again, would be grateful for comments from > anyone who has more experience of OO. >
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