OpenOffice.org comes standard (preinstalled) on almost every Linux
distro, so you won't have any difficulties there.
But quite often the vesion packed in the distribution is not the lates,
so you
are better off not installing this, but downloading and installing the
version from OO.org
Thanks, Ron - that's good advice and true of many distros.
FWIW, one of the things that I like about PCLinuxOS is that the
repositories are kept quite up to date. The new version is normally
available within a day or two of the update.
This isn't true of most distros, though.
--
Adrian Try
Try Another Angle
www.tryanotherangle.org
Computer software should be affordable, effective and safe.
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