Ross Bernheim wrote:
Fred,
Many find it 'difficult' to move from a tool that they are familiar with
and
comfortable using. It also takes time and effort to learn something new.
In order for these people to change, the thing that they are changing to
has to be not just a bit better, but significantly better in some way that
is meaningful to them personally in order to justify the time and effort.
OOo for many is just not there yet.
For many of us, it is sufficiently better in some way that is meaningful
to us to justify the effort to move to OOo from whatever we were using.
In ALL cases, management has determined that OO IS better than Office,
thus a change to Linux and OO is done. Occasionally, somone in an office
decides that they just aren't going to go along with the change. In all
cases, they either go along with it, or they leave. Some employees have
the wrong idea that the 'puter they work on is theirs.....it isn't, nor
is anything installed on it.
Fred
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