Hello Scott,
We are happy that you like the software. OpenOffice.org is a product of the open source community. You can distribute it free of charge as long as you respect the distribution of all the license files. There is no need to distribute CD's or documents. You can do this as a service for your customers of course. OpenOffice.org is free and open source, let it be like that and distribute it with each computer you sell. Kind regards, Gustaaf Cuyvers Belgium www.o-softsupport.com From: Scott D. Breitman [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: woensdag 9 mei 2007 17:29 To: [email protected] Subject: [cd-rom] OEM distribution To whom it may concern, We are an OEM system builder. We are currently testing your product and like what we've seen so far. We are considering, and would like to possibly include an install of Open Office on each new PC build we send out. We would probably include the install in our base image for new builds, but I need to understand what we would need to include to send along with the customer. CD's? Licensing paperwork etc. I did read your OEM distribution page, but it is not clear on what we need to do. Please advise us on what the procedure is. A hyperlink to our website is embedded in the logo below. Thank you. Scott Breitman <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]> President <http://www.dyminsystems.com/> 5500 NW Johnston Dr. Suite G. Johnston, IA. 50131 Ph: (515)-276-7447 x2102 Fx: (515)-276-9445 We strongly believe that our ultimate success as a leading solution provider for small businesses is solely dependent on the success of our clients. We are therefore firmly committed to help you get the most out of your investment.
