On Jun 29, 2008, at 11:30 , Paul wrote:
I have been using NeoOffice for quite a while, and I must say that is
definitely a satisfying editing software.
But how does it cooperate with OpenOffice as apparently both are
coming from
the same source ?
The OpenOffice Writer seems to be slightly more complex. I would
prefer to
furthermore work with NeoOffice. Are there no conflicts ?
NeoOffice is a totally separate project and we have nothing to do
with it. In fact, they use our source code and offer none in
return. As to OpenOffice being more complex, i wonder how much of
that is due to NO using Aqua hotkeys and file requesters that you are
used to while OO uses X11 hotkeys and file requesters that you may
not be familiar with. Otherwise, their logic is the same as ours
except being several versions behind. In answer to your question,
you may continue to use both as needed. The preferences are stored
in separate directories, so they won't overwrite each other. The
files you work on should suffer no harm, as both OO and NO use the
same logic for loading and saving.
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