Let me start by saying, I love OpenOffice. I use it at work on my PC.
However, the Mac verison I use for my small business is not at the same
level as the windows version. When are you going to release a new more
Mac like version with the Mac look?
I have been very impressed with this program an
On Wed, 16 Nov 2005 11:49:36 -, Scott Morrison
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Let me start by saying, I love OpenOffice. I use it at work on my PC.
However, the Mac verison I use for my small business is not at the same
level as the windows version. When are you going to release a new more
M
Wednesday, November 16, 2005 Scott Morrison wrote:
> Let me start by saying, I love OpenOffice. I use it at work on my PC.
> However, the Mac verison I use for my small business is not at the same
> level as the windows version. When are you going to release a new more
> Mac like version with th
On Wed November 16 2005 11:49, + Scott Morrison wrote:
> [ MODERATED ] ***
> Let me start by saying, I love OpenOffice. I use it at work on my PC.
> However, the Mac verison I use for my small business is not at the same
> level as the windows version. When are you going to r
ok... but MS Office is plain bad.. the only usefull thing in it is
Excell.
How does it compare to the draw function in Appleworks?
Sven-Belgium beers
On 16 Nov 2005, at 12:49, Scott Morrison wrote:
Let me start by saying, I love OpenOffice. I use it at work on my PC.
However, the Mac verison
On 2006/03/18, at 9:26, Sven Aerts wrote:
ok... but MS Office is plain bad.. the only usefull thing in it is
Excell.
How does it compare to the draw function in Appleworks?
Sven-Belgium beers
MS Office is not plain bad on Mac and definitely not bad at all if
one has to compare it to the X
