JUST A NOTE HERE: I had open office for about 6 months and it saved the documents you did to open office not MSword of course. So it was not as convenient as word as so I deleted it yesterday and now when I go to open a document it can not be read by word and I will now have to reinstall and go in and make a point to re-save all of them to WORD. I have Office 2002 suite and love it. I was just trying to get away from Microsoft products - have Firefox browser, Thunderbird for email, all by Mozzilla

Bob Bond wrote:

Shirley York Anderson wrote:

I'm not sure what MSAccess is. I don't see it on my list of "All Programs", so I probably don't have it.



If you do not have MS Access a very good alternative can be downloaded for FREE from Openoffice. Download OpenOffice 2 Beta from http://www.openoffice.org/ I have found it just about as good if not better than MS Office 2003 and you are able to open MS documents. However do not be tempted to download the 1.1 version as that does have a compatability issue with MS Access 2003 formats, but no problem with the Beta 2 version and it works just fine. The current release is a public beta release so most of the bugs have been sorted. The component you need is BASE, but you download the whole suite and you have the equivilent of Office 2003 pro.

Bob Bond
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