Also, note that there are two implementations available for the Mac:
OpenOffice and NeoOffice,
which is based on the same source code. The primary difference is
that OO requires the use of
the X Windowing system, while Neo uses the Mac's native graphics
library and lookand feel.
I haven't used NeoOffice so I can't speak to it, only to say that
people have told me it is much
more stable than it used to be and it seems like there are more
people starting to use it.
On Feb 8, 2007, at 12:27 PM, Joshua Simons wrote:
I'm using it on Mac OS 10.4.8 right now. I also use StarOffice on
Windows and Solaris and they all seem
pretty much the same to me in terms of functionality. I use word
processing, spreadsheets, and presentations.
On Feb 8, 2007, at 1:52 AM, Gordon & Julia Johnson wrote:
Does the Open Office product run on Mac OS 10.4.8? All aspects or
just some of the applications? I have not been able to adapt to
Mac word processing or spreadsheet (MS Window's user at work).
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