Re: OpenOffice Community Survey

[Stan Helton]

On 4/10/2013 5:40 PM, Rob Weir wrote:

I'd like to start moving ahead toward a user survey.   I have an
installation of LimeSurvey setup on my server and am learning how to use
it.

Before going live with a survey of thousands of users I'd like to do an
end-to-end test by having a simple survey of us, members of the OpenOffice
project.

I have some ideas for questions, things like:

1) How long have you been using OpenOffice?

2) How long have you been involved with the OpenOffice project?

and so on.

But I want to check to see if anyone has some other interesting questions
you think we should ask?

Remember, this is a community survey, not a survey of users.

Regards,

-Rob


Rob,

For the final version it might be well to include a few questions about 
how OpenOffice is used:


1) Do you used OpenOffice in your home or business or both?
2) What features do you find most useful?
3) If you could add one feature what would it be?

Stan

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Robert Heinlein


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Re: fyi don't know if yr aware of this

[Stan Helton]

I'm unfamiliar with UK postage rates, but 99 cents seems within reason 
for a CD/DVD.  On the other hand, this one seems a bit overpriced 
($4.95): 
http://www.ebay.com/itm/NEWEST-APACHE-OPEN-OFFICE-3-4-MASTER-INSTALL-DVD-LINUX-MAC-WINDOWS-BONUS-CD-/370639582458


FYI -- At today's exchange rates the US CD is twice the price of the UK CD.


On 1/21/2013 5:47 PM, Steve Hawkins Sr wrote:

my understanding is that it is legal to sell open source software if the
charge is for shipping and handling and a small fee for duplicating
  as u can tell the fee is VERY small

On Mon, Jan 21, 2013 at 5:49 PM, Jem Brand jemo...@hotmail.com wrote:


someone selling yr software on ebay

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Office-2003-Office-2007-Office-2010-Fully-Microsoft-Compatible-/190785564791?pt=UK_Computing_Other_Computing_Networkinghash=item2c6bb4b077









--
Courtesy is the grease that keeps the wheels of civilization turning. 
Robert Heinlein