Mpandi wrote:
Dear open office team,
We are pleasure to check with you, recently found that open office 3.1
is sufficient for all application for our office needs,
We are one of the non profit organization in Singapore town,
Can we install and use open free licenses, for our office users, because
still we are concern about licensing for software.
Please advice
*Mothilal Pandi*
IT Executive
*Kwong** Wai Shiu Hospital*
705 Serangoon Road
Singapore 328127
Hello
In general OpenOffice.org is free to use in both commercial and
non-commercial situations and can be given out freely to your staff as
well.
Licenses are at http://www.openoffice.org/license.html
you may like to have your lawyers check that these are appropriate for
your use.
There are medical dictionaries available on the Extensions service, in
US and Australian flavours.
HTH
Russell
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