To: antiRepublicrat
My company has been using OpenOffice as our primary Desktop Suite for over 6 months. as stated, legacy needs and the fact we have paid for so many MS Office licenses is the only reason MS Office is still around.
So far this year it has saved us about $120K. We do a lot of document generation, so combine that with the open source PDF distiller we implemented and out savings are closer to $140K
11 posted on
12/17/2003 9:38:27 AM PST by
Turbo Pig
(If They Don't Respect US, They Should At Least Fear US.)
To: Turbo Pig
We do a lot of document generation, so combine that with the open source PDF distiller we implemented and out savings are closer to $140K
Check out Apache's
Cocoon and
Batik projects. Pretty interesting stuff. It changed my worldview (ack, that's an overused term) from document format centric (ie "This is a Word Doc" "This is an HTML page") to document data centric. The format's just an XSLT away.
14 posted on
12/17/2003 10:34:13 AM PST by
lelio
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