On Monday May 15 2006 04:03 pm, jim gazouleas wrote:
> I am using;
>   "This product is made available subject to the terms of GNU Lesser
> General Public License Version 2.1.", OPEN OFFICE of which I have
> downloaded from OPENOFFICE.ORG
>
>   Upon Completion of the download it created a folder on my desktop. 
> Upon clicking on some of the  icons; openofficeorg1-4 and 20 and setup,
> it went thru a series of installs.
>
>   I went into start, All Programs, OpenOffice.org 2.o and there was no
> reference of XCEL or Microsoft Word of which I need and expected to find
> - I did however come across these as an option during the installation
> and clicked on the radial buttons for these.
>
>   Can you please help me install excel and word.
>
>   thank you

     From another member of this mailing list:
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Excel and Word are Microsoft programs. You must get them from MS.

There is a spreadsheet program in OOo called Calc which can read and 
write .xls file types; although the compatibility is very good, it is not 
perfect.

The word processor in OOo is called Writer and can read and write .doc 
files 
almost perfectly. I have about one minor problem per year.

If you need compatibility for co-operative development of a document, then 
you 
should ensure that all collaborators are using the same program. If, 
however, 
you want something for your own use, then OpenOffice.org is an excellent 
replacement for MS Office.

-- 
Andy Pepperdine

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     An added note:
OpenOffice.org is a free office suite, but MS Office is not. You must 
purchase whatever MS Office programs you need from a vendor who sells 
them. As far as I know, MS Office programs are not available as free 
downloads from anywhere unless that site is doing something illegal.

Dan

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