Re: [Marketing] promoting OOo

2006-10-19 Thread Steven Shelton

G. Roderick Singleton wrote:
Hi; I had a major problem converting my old WordPerfect document of about 33 
pages to PDF. In desperation I downloaded OpenOffice. For some years I had 
been advising others to get it but I was fairly happy with WordPerfect. No 
longer so.


I am VERY impressed with your OpenOffice suite and thank you for it.

On my  website I'll be mentioning it.

THIS question should, imho, be added to the FAQ:

Question: My computer is running low on disk space; do I have to download 
and install the whole, huge suite? All I want is a new Word Processor so I 
won't have to buy "Microsoft Office" nor "WordPerfect."


Answer: (ASSUMING I AM CORRECT!) Yes and no. You do have to download the 
whole huge 90+Mb file but when installing it you will have the option as to 
which of the 6 "Components" you want. In your case, you would install only 
the "Writer" component. When done, you can delete the huge file which you 
downloaded. The installation of the "Writer" will take only X??? of 
space on your Hard Drive.



Funny you should mention this when 
http://documentation.openoffice.org/faqs/installation/003.html

has existed for at least the past five years, if not more. We, at the
documentation project, are working to consolidate the faqs on the wiki.
However this is a mammoth task and is taking time. If you would care to
join us in this effort, your help would be most welcome.


Geez, that was a bit harsh of a response, don't you think?

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Re: [Marketing] promoting OOo

2006-10-19 Thread G. Roderick Singleton
On Tue, 2006-10-17 at 07:58 -0600, Ken Laninga wrote:
> Hi; I had a major problem converting my old WordPerfect document of about 33 
> pages to PDF. In desperation I downloaded OpenOffice. For some years I had 
> been advising others to get it but I was fairly happy with WordPerfect. No 
> longer so.
> 
> I am VERY impressed with your OpenOffice suite and thank you for it.
> 
> On my  website I'll be mentioning it.
> 
> THIS question should, imho, be added to the FAQ:
> 
> Question: My computer is running low on disk space; do I have to download 
> and install the whole, huge suite? All I want is a new Word Processor so I 
> won't have to buy "Microsoft Office" nor "WordPerfect."
> 
> Answer: (ASSUMING I AM CORRECT!) Yes and no. You do have to download the 
> whole huge 90+Mb file but when installing it you will have the option as to 
> which of the 6 "Components" you want. In your case, you would install only 
> the "Writer" component. When done, you can delete the huge file which you 
> downloaded. The installation of the "Writer" will take only X??? of 
> space on your Hard Drive.

Funny you should mention this when 
http://documentation.openoffice.org/faqs/installation/003.html
has existed for at least the past five years, if not more. We, at the
documentation project, are working to consolidate the faqs on the wiki.
However this is a mammoth task and is taking time. If you would care to
join us in this effort, your help would be most welcome.

> 
> ANOTHER idea
> I wanted to make a small cash donation and have a Paypal account. I went to 
> your page to do that but found it wanted EUROS only. Having no idea what to 
> enter there, I declined to make the donation. I wanted to see C$ or US$ 
> there.

Good question but I think teamopenoffice needs to answer.
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Re: [Marketing] [moderated] First Experience with OpenOffice

2006-10-19 Thread Laurent Godard

Hi


My doubt is: The OpenOffice can run with Windows XP without erros or others 
incompatibility and problems with operate systems?


there is no problem using OpenOffice.org on Windows operating system


Laurent

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[Marketing] promoting OOo

2006-10-19 Thread Ken Laninga
Hi; I had a major problem converting my old WordPerfect document of about 33 
pages to PDF. In desperation I downloaded OpenOffice. For some years I had 
been advising others to get it but I was fairly happy with WordPerfect. No 
longer so.

I am VERY impressed with your OpenOffice suite and thank you for it.

On my  website I'll be mentioning it.

THIS question should, imho, be added to the FAQ:

Question: My computer is running low on disk space; do I have to download 
and install the whole, huge suite? All I want is a new Word Processor so I 
won't have to buy "Microsoft Office" nor "WordPerfect."

Answer: (ASSUMING I AM CORRECT!) Yes and no. You do have to download the 
whole huge 90+Mb file but when installing it you will have the option as to 
which of the 6 "Components" you want. In your case, you would install only 
the "Writer" component. When done, you can delete the huge file which you 
downloaded. The installation of the "Writer" will take only X??? of 
space on your Hard Drive.

ANOTHER idea
I wanted to make a small cash donation and have a Paypal account. I went to 
your page to do that but found it wanted EUROS only. Having no idea what to 
enter there, I declined to make the donation. I wanted to see C$ or US$ 
there.



Ken Laninga  http://www.sticksite.com/
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