To Users: Although I am not a OOo guru, as far as I know there is no
reason that OOo could be used in your centre's computers, and the nice
thing is it is free and downloadable!!
Denis Barrow wrote:
G,day...I have been using Open Office.org for quite some time now and whilst am
not a software expert i really appreciate what this product can
do.....Personally i mainly use the Spreadsheet and Database sections and
occaisionally the word processing programme. I really enjoy chatting to people
whom i meet in some software shops and have been successful more than once in
convincing them not to purchase the Microsoft alternatives to Open Office.
I have recently joined a computer orientated mens group which operates out of a
Local Community Centre.This centre is looking at computer upgrades and
accordingly new software.The centre does conduct computer classes and as it
uses Microsoft Software the students would need similar software for their
computers
My question is ..."Can such a centre operate multiple computers using Open
Office.org without any special licence or would a fee be payable?" If so,there would
be benefits to both the Centre and the students.
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