Hello Donald! We are not planning to write any articles about free software right now, but I am saving your e-mail address for the next time...
But I have one question at once. I received it from one of our readers, and I realised that I cannot give a correct answer. The reader asked about the difference between Openoffice and Libreoffice? It looks like the same program - so what are the differences for a user? Regards, Martin Appel From: Donald Harbison <dpharbi...@gmail.com> To: martin.ap...@idg.se Cc: ooo-dev@incubator.apache.org Date: 2012-07-02 17:12 Subject: Re: Medal from Swedish computer magazine Martin, Thank you very much for recognizing Apache OpenOffice on your Top 20 list. Would you consider writing an article about our project? There are several ways we could work together to do this. One way is for you to send us a list of your interview questions. We will reply on email and you will then be able to edit your final draft more easily. Or, if you prefer, I can organize an interview with some of our project volunteers who are most close to the work. We highly value your support and look forward to communicating with our user community in Sweden. Best regards, Don Harbison Volunteer Press Liaison Apache OpenOffice On Mon, Jul 2, 2012 at 9:31 AM, <martin.ap...@idg.se> wrote: Dear sirs, My name is Martin Appel and I am a journalist at Swedens largest computer magazine PC för Alla (pcforalla.se). PC för Alla has one of the most popular download sites for free programs in the Nordic region, and we have just put together some statistics for our downloads. I am glad to inform you that Openoffice is one of the programs on our "Top 20-list" You can see the entire list and an article (in Swedish) on pcforalla.se/topp20. If you want to use the medal you are free to download and use it (as long as you do not modify it of course). You can download it here: http://ftp.idg.se/pfa/hogupplosta_bilder/Topp20%20varen2012.pdf "Våren" is the Swedish word for spring, and "Topp" is spelled like that in Swedish! :-) Congratulations, and have a nice summer! Martin Appel editor
