In English... below : Raphael Bircher wrote: > Hi > > http://www.heise.de/newsticker/meldung/OpenOffice-meldet-sich-zurueck-1570310.html
OpenOffice is back Since Oracle gave the Open Office project in June 2011 to the Apache Software Foundation (ASF), the free office suite has been quiet. Now the project team under the new name of version 3.4 has Apache Open Office (AOO) for Windows, Linux and Mac OS X (Intel) enabled. The previous extension ". Org" has been deleted. Compared to the version 3.3 released in January 2011, there are numerous improvements. With some tweaking to the code word processing, spreadsheet, presentation software and databases now run faster than its predecessor. By AES256 encryption, documents can now better protect against unauthorized access. In the spreadsheet, the previous pilot data in pivot table is renamed and the restriction to 8 fields in the Layout dialog was removed. Other enhancements include revised Im-/Exportfilter for delimited text files (CSV), additional options in the equation editor and Math in the PDF export. All changes are in the Release Notes document. <thanks to Google Translate and my own imperfect knowledge; and thanks mostly to the actual release notes.> -louis > > Greetings Raphael
