On Sat, 24 May 2003, alex khalil wrote:
> In recent years, Microsoft has been cramming its Office package with
> capabilities no one needs. The estimate used to be that most consumers
> used only about 20 percent of the capabilities of the Word word-processing
> program, the central component of the Microsoft Office package; nowadays,
> the average computer user avails himself to less than 10percent of the
> product's capabilities.
>
> This is the 10 percent that Open Office is offering - for free.
Actually, Open Office provides more than 10 percent of the functionality
of MS Office and aims to provide all of it eventually. In fact this myth
is wrong because while most people only use 20% of the features, each one
uses a different 20%. And take 9 or 10 people and you'll get close to the
full 100.
Regards,
Shlomi Fish
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