John McCreesh wrote (29-12-09 17:16)
...until now, most people have tended to dismiss the open source office
project as a distant runner-up to Microsoft Office, and certainly not a
serious contender. Microsoft obviously feels otherwise, which means that
OpenOffice.org is clearly doing something
On Thu, December 31, 2009 11:49 am, Cor Nouws wrote:
John McCreesh wrote (29-12-09 17:16)
...until now, most people have tended to dismiss the open source
office
project as a distant runner-up to Microsoft Office, and certainly not a
serious contender. Microsoft obviously feels otherwise, which
Good point, I'll broadcast it on the Otto's Club network and the facebook groups
On Thu, Dec 31, 2009 at 10:03 AM, John McCreesh jp...@openoffice.org wrote:
On Thu, December 31, 2009 11:49 am, Cor Nouws wrote:
John McCreesh wrote (29-12-09 17:16)
...until now, most people have tended to
...until now, most people have tended to dismiss the open source office
project as a distant runner-up to Microsoft Office, and certainly not a
serious contender. Microsoft obviously feels otherwise, which means that
OpenOffice.org is clearly doing something right.
John McCreesh wrote:
...until now, most people have tended to dismiss the open source office
project as a distant runner-up to Microsoft Office, and certainly not a
serious contender. Microsoft obviously feels otherwise, which means that
OpenOffice.org is clearly doing something right.
