On 01/03/07, Phil <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
On 2/8/07 I ordered the DVD of OPEN2XL OSX OPEN OFFICE Item 002 Receipt ID 5156-6015-9900-0698 I still have not received the DVD. Can you help? Thank you, Phil Glennie Philip Glennie 9877 E Forest Grove Loop Tucson, AZ 85749 520 747-0446 (office) 520 760-7762 (home) [EMAIL PROTECTED] --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
No, we can't. OpenOffice is free to download from the OpenOffice web site www.openoffice.org. The software is free to use in any context (business, personal, education, etc.) on as many computers as you like; you are free to give it to friends, colleagues, relatives etc. etc. and they are as free to use it as you are. If you choose to purchase a CD from a company because, for example, you have a slow and/or unreliable internet connection so that the download fails or would take too long, then that is entirely between you and the company from which you buy the CD. There is a (non-comprehensive) list of vendors on the OpenOffice web site but no recommendations are made and no guarantees given. Most of the vendors on that list charge only a nominal amount to cover the actual production cost of the CD plus post and packing. Expect to pay *approximately* USD 10. My only suggestion is that you take up the matter with Paypal. Another possible, and very nearly free, source of OpenOffice is a CD/DVD attached to a computer magazine. These frequently include OpenOffice software; check the magazine's statement of the CD/DVD's contents. Make sure you buy a magazine relevant to your Operating System as, for example, the Linux version of OpenOffice won't run on Windows. -- Harold Fuchs London, England Please reply *only* to [email protected]
