David Mills wrote: > I am using Windows Vista Home premium and object to paying a firtune for > Windows office is Open Office compatible please
As a general rule of thumb, the following are rough equivalents. * Microsoft Word: OOo Write; * Microsoft Excel: OOo Calc; * Microsoft Outlook: Not Available. Suggested options are Evolution, Thunderbird with Lightning or Sunbird; * Microsoft Powerpoint: Impress; * Microsoft Access: OOo Base, dBase clone; Can connect to SQLite, Oracle, MySQL, PostgreSQL,amongst other database engines; * Microsoft Infopath: Not Available; Write (?) * Microsoft Visio: OOo Draw; * Microsoft Office Picture Manager; Draw (?) dBase template (?) Base Template (?); * Microsoft Publisher: OOo Write; OOo Draw. For professional quality DTP use Scribus; * Microsoft Onenote: Not available * Microsoft Communicator; Not available: Suggested options are Pidgin; * Microsoft Interconnector; Not Available: Suggested options are LAMP; * Microsoft Frontpage: OOo HTML Editor, For professional quality web page creation use NVU, or create by hand; * Microsoft Groove: Not available: If this is P2P, then Azuerues. Otherwise it probably would be LAMP; * Microsoft Accounting: Not available: Suggested options are GnuCash; * Microsoft Entourage: Not Available. Suggested options are Evolution, Thunderbird with Lightning or Sunbird; * Microsoft Binder; Not available. * Microsoft Schedule Plus; OOo template with this functionality is no longer available. Suggested options are Evolution, Thunderbird with Lightning or Sunbird; * Microsoft Mail; Not Available. Suggested options are Evolution, Thunderbird with Lightning or Sunbird; * Microsoft Visact 2000; Not available: Suggested options are The Gimp, NVU(?); * Microsoft Photodraw; OOo Draw; * Microsoft Picture it; OOo Draw; * Microsoft Expression Web; Not available: Suggested option: LAMP; * Microsoft Front page; OOo Write/HTML Editor; * Microsoft Sharepoint services; Not available: Suggested option: LAMP; * Microsoft Office Assistant; Available, but so unannoying you won't register its presence; * Microsoft Visual Basic StarBasic, Java, Python, PERL, Ruby, etc, etc, etc; * Microsoft Visual Basic Applications The Extensions Library/Component whatever marketing decided to call it; * Equation Editor; OOo Math; Now compatible these components are depends upon what you use the component for. OOo can read/write most MSO File formats. The most significant MSO file formats which OOo can not read/write are for MSPublisher, and MSBinder; xan jonathon --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
