A. Stephan Lanczi wrote:
Dear Sir:I could use some help in getting started in using Open Office specialy in how to install Icons to start various parts of the software. I would also like to know if it is possible to use your software to use instead of Microsoft Word. Presently i do not have spell check on my computer, because i'm disabled and could not afford to purchase a word processor. I have been disabled since 1990 and now i'm officialy retired. I'm 66 years old and i'm not a computer viz, though i have worked on the hardware end for many years as a trouble shooter and trainig other technologists at the engineering end as an engineering technologist. I have also a friend in my building who possibly could use your program. He is involved a lot in photography and can not presently open a lot of attachments because he has no Microsoft office installed on his system. If your program can handle the task and compatible as a replacement, than i will help him download the program on his system. I help him a lot with his problems since he knows a lot less about computers than i do. He is 77 years old and was an electrician. If you have any users manuals available for the program, it would help me a lot to get started.
You can download OpenOffice for free from www.openoffice.org. Just download the latest version and install it. To install on Windows, just double click on the file you downloaded. After the installation has completed, you'll find an OpenOffice folder and icons in your Start menu. If you want icons on the desktop, you can make short cuts from the ones in your Start menu. OpenOffice includes a spell checker.
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