> Robin Laing wrote: > > Doug Thompson wrote: > > > >> [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > >> > >>> > >>> Hello, > >>> I want you ask something.Can I use your program (OpenOffice.org) > >>> in internet cafe?People don't pay for use this program but for > >>> time they employing PC .Can I use your program like freeware(open > >>> source)or I must sending you some money? Thank you for your > >>> answer. Good bye Schrenk > >> > >> > >> > >> You may use it in your cafe. > >> You may use it sipping lattè. > >> You may use it eating buffet. > >> You may use it in the shower > >> (But beware electric power). > >> You may dissect and fricassee it, > >> But you needn't ever pay. It > >> Is absolutely free > >> To be used by you and me > >> And he and she, even them, and we > >> Ask only that you tell us > >> When the program is rebellious > >> So the coders and designers > >> Can make it work just right. > >> I don't think it's much to ask. > >> It's quite a simple task: > >> Just log on to Issue Zilla > >> And then commence to fill a > >> Form explaining what you found. > >> > >> <<< snap! blink! >>> > >> ><><><><><><><><>< > >> > >> I surely owe someone an apology. Certainly everyone on this list. > >> I'm sorry, I'm sorry, I'm sor..... No I'm not! I don't know what > >> came over me, but it feels good to get it out of my system. > >> > >> Doug > >> > > > > It is nice to see that you have a possibility of a career after your > > day job. :) > > > > Nice work. > > > Thanks. > > What would it be? pOOoet laureate? </badpun> > > Doug > I think that would be appropos, however, the spelling of 'laureate' should be changed, (also). Chris
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