Graham Lauder wrote: > NoOp wrote: >> Graham Lauder wrote: >> >> >>> Neither of these will help the OP because they both require you to get >>> it via download. >>> >> >> Ummm... the one I referenced ships the CD for free (according to their >> website/form): >> >> https://www.thinkall.com/product_openoffice_detail.php >> > > Whoa, cool! That has changed. More power to them. > >> >>> There is no way that OOo is going to start handing out free cds unless >>> we get a sponsor like Ubuntu >>> >> >> Perhaps the OP could donate all of his/her AOL CD's :-) >> >> The free Ubuntu CD does include a copy of OOo >> (http://www.ubuntu.com/desktop). It's not the latest (2.0.2) but it's >> free and included. Only problem (or not depending on how you look at it) >> is that the OP would have to install Ubuntu to use it. >> >> But I do understand your point. However, what about the library project? >> http://marketing.openoffice.org/pa/ >> > > That was the initiative of a single community member and it requires > donations to function.
Nah. Just coordination. I'd be happy to donate a CD to my local library(s) and I'd be willing to bet that others (including SUN as they are local to where I live) would as well. > > Just look at the simple logistics > OOo has been downloaded over 60 million times Well, it's too bad that the AOL CD's aren't CDRW otherwise we could use them... then again, AOL don't seem to be sending them out much anymore so maybe we could get them to donate their CD's & factory to cut OOo CD's instead :-) > > Do the math It's too close to Friday. I stop doing math on Wednesdays :-) > > > Cheers > Yo > > --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
