Hi On 2011-06-21, at 20:40 , Peter Junge wrote:
> Am 21.06.2011 08:52, schrieb David H. Lipman: >> From: "M.R.R. Khan"<mrrk...@yahoo.com> >> >>> >>> Gentlemen, >>> Just today I received an email which informs that Open Office 2011 has been >>> launched. >>> With >>> extreme desire I wanred to download this software, which is effective >>> alternate to MS >>> Office 2010 ! Office Code : 5013 is given to me. >>> >>> >>> But I failed to download, as I do not have any credit card to pay. AND it >>> is almost >>> impossible to remit any forien exchange from Bangladesh. In local software >>> market it is >>> not available. >>> As a citizen of Bangladesh, we have many limitations. Life is not as easy >>> as in other >>> places. >>> I would most humbly request you to kindly give me this software free. It >>> ould be a grate >>> help to this elderly man. I am now 68. I attach my Photo. Please help me. >>> I can download, if downlin is given to me. >>> >>> >>> Thanks, >>> With best regards, >>> M.R.R.Khan >>> Apt.403, 38 Naya Paltan, >>> Dhaka 1000 >>> Bangladesh >> >> Dummy -- OpenOffice is free. >> >> "Open Office 2011" is either malware or a con job for your money. >> >> In other words -- wise up ! > > Contributions like this doesn't help anyone. > > Peter What does help a lot is for the "emptor" to send us (me) the details of the website. Not all sales of OOo are necessarily unscrupulous or illegal; what counts is making the source available. We list, in fact, many sellers of OOo on CDROMs, and in some places, it costs a lot more to download than to buy a CDROM. (This indeed leads to the wholesale piracy we see: it's cheaper for many to buy an illicitly copied version of, say, MS Office, than to download OOo licitly.) -louis-- ----------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe send email to discuss-unsubscr...@openoffice.org For additional commands send email to sy...@openoffice.org with Subject: help
