Recently downloaded this program as a free replacement of Office 2000. So far the program has worked well. Opens Word and Excel documents perfectly and even saves them back to those programs. A fine, free alternative to the pricey MS programs for many uses.
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To: Uni-Poster
I downloaded it recently and am still getting used to it. It's a lot like MS Office, which is good and bad. It'll probably be what I end up using for home use.
I guess what I'm really looking for is a word processor with the editing power of
vi, the flexibility and precision of
(La)TeX and 100% MS Word compatibility (both import and export). But given that temperatures in Hell haven't dropped appreciably...
To: Uni-Poster
I downloaded Star Office while it was still free. It does anything MS Office does, and it reads MS Office files. I like it. Hasn't crashed once.
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06/06/2002 7:00:48 AM PDT by
Clara Lou
To: Uni-Poster
i was pleasantly suprised when i used openoffice to fill out our company timesheet (ms excel template) and the coloration, printing boundaries - and of course the calculations, all worked flawlessly. granted, it wasn't a complex template.
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