Johan Mathew wrote: > openoffice 2.2.1 is really a good software but the patches download and > installation are not understandable and your mathod of making someone > understand is unfriendly.Your software is really better than microsoft office > software but microsoft always uses friendly environment to make understand > their customer which you do not.Microsoft always updates their software and > this way all kinds of security and vulnerablity are updated and fixed the bug > automatically and no need to find another page,just it is needed to click on > microsoft software update button.But in open office if some one wants to fix > security vulnerability and bugs then he will be perspired and till now I > could not understand how to fix bugs and vulnerabilty in open office and I > wrote somany emails to those email addresses which have been mentioned by > openoffice organisation but i could not get any7 respond so, I am sad. > Thanks > >
Not quite sure what you're saying here, but OpenOffice provides updates by updating the entire package, which is released on a fairly frequent basis. If a security issue is found there will be an update available. Also, Microsoft receives a lot of money for MS Office, whereas OpenOffice receives none. Yet, despite this, OpenOffice is in many ways superior to MS Office. As for MS always providing updates etc., their track record tends to reveal otherwise. You won't see a fix from them, until they finally admit the problem exists. This often leads to vulnerabilities not being fixed for quite some time, if at all. -- Use OpenOffice.org <http://www.openoffice.org> --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
