No, I'm not the one who paid for the software. I know better. What I am
saying is that even if it is legal to sell it, you still have to deliver
said software.
rob clement wrote:
John Meyer wrote:
You still have to deliver said software.
Caveat vendor!
Pete Holsberg wrote:
On Jan 12, 2008 11:12 PM, Joseph (Ragweed) <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Carol,
First, did you make that order for the Open Office, or the other
programs?
If for the Open Office, consider that Open Office is a free program
from
http://openoffice.org.
If you ordered it for the other various programs, I'd question whether
they
are worth $49. If not, then I'd demand my money back and get the free
Open
Office.
OOo permits people to sell a CD with OOo on it.
Caveat emptor!
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John
Can I suggest that you ask the question "where is my software" to the
person or organization you ordered it from. There is no way you can
order the software from OpenOffice.org directly and pay for it.
If you want OpenOffice here and now then download it from
www.openoffice.org for free and claim a refund.
Rob
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