On Tue, 2005-07-26 at 01:49 +0100, Harris wrote:
> Dear fellow marketer,
>
> I have been reading the marketing news digest and realise that
> most of the marketing work are done in US or Europe where there is a
> major group of people doing great work on promoting the product. I am
>
What part of Asia are we talking about? It is a pretty broad
continent. There are a few asian countries listed in our languages
section and there you can find how much they support and their
website.
http://projects.openoffice.org/native-lang.html
On 7/25/05, Travis Newton <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> w
Of course anyone can help market OOo in Asia, but as far as my
knowledge goes on the project, most of our marketing materials are in
English/German.
Maybe we need some more people from Asia to help promote OOo?
Travis
On 7/25/05, Harris <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Dear fellow marketer,
>
>
Well uh maybe I can attend the exhibit hall for a couple of days. $525
a day that is pretty steep. OK REALLY STEEP. Hope to see you there.
On 7/25/05, Adam Moore <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Thanks for the info Stefan. I was actually planning on being in
> Oregon during that time for other reaso
Dear fellow marketer,
I have been reading the marketing news digest and realise that
most of the marketing work are done in US or Europe where there is a
major group of people doing great work on promoting the product. I am
wondering whether there is any work to say Asia (I think ther
Thanks for the info Stefan. I was actually planning on being in
Oregon during that time for other reasons, but I would love to go.
I'm going to have to see what I can do about work, wife and money, but
if everything can pan out I'll be there.
On 7/25/05, Stefan Taxhet <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi,
Are you going to OSCON 2005 in Portland?
I would be glad to hear about OOo community members who plan
to go to OSCON.
Let's join the session about OOo, help answering questions about OOo and
support the short presentations in the booth area.
... and have some fun.
Greetings
Stefan
Yeah, I've seen a couple of times (mostly with computer magazine's
CD-ROMs) where computer magazines list OpenOffice.org as "Open Office"
and "OpenOffice". Lots of people seem to also confuse OpenOffice.org
as the website, NOT the software. Like if you say "go to
OpenOffice.org" that could mean on
If that's the case is there any problem with us using it here in the
US? And would it be worth it to trademark it here? Just bringing a
discussion.
On 7/25/05, James Walker <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Adam Moore wrote:
>
> >I hear every once in a while on this list that "OpenOffice" is
> >trad
Adam Moore wrote:
I hear every once in a while on this list that "OpenOffice" is
trademarked by someone else that is why we have to use
"OpenOffice.org". Looking on the US trademark website they show that
"OpenOffice" isn't trademarked at all and never was. "OpenOffice.org"
is, but not "OpenOf
I hear every once in a while on this list that "OpenOffice" is
trademarked by someone else that is why we have to use
"OpenOffice.org". Looking on the US trademark website they show that
"OpenOffice" isn't trademarked at all and never was. "OpenOffice.org"
is, but not "OpenOffice". Could anyone
Adam,
Thanks for this. I've already fed back to them that commercial technical
support most definitely IS available on OOo.
I think our clients would be surprised to learn that the service they get
from us doesn't exist :-)
Regards,
Mark
- Original Message -
From: "Adam Moore" <[EMAIL
CRN is a computer trade magazine sent to most IT businesses in the UK.
Page 43 has a large colour Product of the Week article on OpenOffice.org
2.
Web site is www.crn.co.uk so it might be somewhere on there too.
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Adam Moore wrote:
Go here:
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Thanks. Sent.
Cheers,
Daniel.
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