There are no restrictions on using OpenOffice for commercial purposes. I
know that you can find the license somewhere on the OpenOffice.org site,
but I don't have the direct link. You can read it and have your legal
department also read it to make sure you're satisfied that it's OK, but
the layman's answer is that there is no problem with using it for profit
or for non-profit purposes, on as many computers as you'd like.
Joshua Smith wrote:
My company is interested in using the OpenOffice software on one of
our PCs but since we are a business we didn’t know if there were any
specific commercial licensing requirements. Any information regarding
licensing would be appreciated.
Thank You,
*Joshua Smith*
*PC Support Technician*
Main Phone: 407-513-3700
Direct Phone: 407-513-7057
E-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Web site: www.publicismeetingsusa.com
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