On Thursday 17 November 2005 03:06 pm, Gary Husband wrote:
> Hello
> I am trying to convince my place of work to offer Open Office as an
> alternative to Microsoft office but at present I am getting my companies
> standard reply of it is Open Source and that is issued under GPL which
> usually costs businesses money and will not be free for us to install.
>
> From looking at your website I cannot see reference to companies being
> charged, can you please confirm if a company which employs approx 3000
> people would charged for adopting Open office as one of it's office tools
> suites ?
>
> Kind regards
>
> Gary

     With a company this large, I would think there are some lawyers 
associated with your company. Have them look at OOo' license, and then let 
them explain to where there is any mention of a cost involved. They should 
also be able to verify that a single copy of OOo could be legally installed 
on every computer in the company.

Dan

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