Two suggestions regarding publisher and e-mail client (or actually
personal information manager). May be a bit out of context of previous
posts.
First regarding importance of personal information manager. My boss (as
many boses), which are decision makers, when we are speaking about bying
new software or switching to something else than Microsoft office use
generally Outlook (no excel or word, or powerpoint). So it's the first
thing he looked for, when I propose to switch to openoffice.org, is
something like outlook and not other applications, which are actually
vary similar in all available office suites. I think it's more
marketing, not programming issue, because it's impossible to return back
into past and to start, for instance, development of dropped staroffice
5.2 personal information manager. It should be ready to use, mature
product, like Thunderbird with Sundird.
Second suggestion. May be it's reasonable to extend existing
registration form or to publisdh user questionaire to find what PIM and
publishing software actually are the most used together with
openoffice.org in linux and windows environment. That would be great
source of information for FAQ and also guide to new openoffice.org users
to avoid endless decision making process about what to use.
Andis
Fred A. Miller wrote:
James Mckenzie wrote:
James, I'm willing to rewrite the readme, PROVIDING I don't have to do
it "now." ;) I'll have to squeeze it in somewhere and will do it as
soon as I can. Once done, who do I send it to?
Fred
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