No restrictions. No hidden fees/adendas. The license lets you do about anything but put your own name on the unchanged code and call it yours. OK for windows. OK for commercial use. Free for Windows. No alternatives needed. Just be sure you download the version for your windows version. Run that to install it, and look in Programs for the programs. OOo does not create desktop icon for some reason; the user has to create them. And language, of course.
Unsolicited advice: While it IS a great replacement for MS Office, it IS NOT the same software. There are some differences, additional features, and menues are arranged more sensibly IMO but it may take a day or so to get used to. The only caveat I know of for sure is Office's .docx etc. types in the very latest version can't be read; the next version will read them. OOo shows what a community with excellent background support can achieve for the public at large. Luck > Hi! > > Is it possible to use the OpenOffice, for comercial use, in the > Windows platform? Or is it just free for binaries files(LINUX)? > If it's not free to use with Windows, do i have an alternative > software? Instead of Microsoft Office... > > Thanks! > > Cumprimentos/Best Regards, > > BeQIK > > Carlos Fraga > OvrP/TEF2 > > Tel. + 351 256 596 226 > Fax +351 256 596 295 --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
