Chad Smith wrote:
On 10/9/05, Daniel Kasak <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Oh really?
You'd rather pay for other software, and click on *their* licensing
agreements, than download OpenOffice.org for free and agree to a much
less restrictive license? That's some pretty warped logic.
Not really - if his install got screwed up, as his claims would make it
appear, and *EVERY TIME* he tries to open OOo it nags him to register, then,
yes, paying for a program that "just works" would make sense.
You're right. I mis-read the OP. I can see the problem if the message
pops up every time he starts the program.
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