On Tuesday 29 January 2002 08:40, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
of the word it's StarOffice, at least originally, but the code is
open to the public to modify and improve. so -- star office is only
modifyed and worked on by Sun, but open office is worked on by anyone
who wants to get
well, I'm not talking from experience here
but, my understanding is that open office is the u... i can't think of
the word it's StarOffice, at least originally, but the code is open to
the public to modify and improve. so -- star office is only modifyed and
worked on by Sun, but
i'm a bit late on this thread
=)
i've been using Applix for just over a year now. for the most part i love
it. a few bugs, but i've figured out the work arounds.
one disclaimer tho... one thing i don't care about is MS compatability. i
haven't opened a Word file in months, and an
any users out there? any big pluses for it over openoffice?
just curious
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On Tue, 22 Jan 2002 09:49:43 -0800
shane [EMAIL PROTECTED] scribbled in frustration:
any users out there? any big pluses for it over openoffice?
just curious
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Not a bad suite. I use both and prefer StarOffice. I think it handles
M$Office .docs (which everyone
Hi again.
Has anyone tried to install Applixware Office 5 on Mandrake 8 and gotten the
following error:
Applixware error:
Gdk-CRITICAL **: file gdkgc.c: line 484 (gdk_gc_set_font): assertion `font
!= NULL' failed.
Koffice fonts start looking odd as well.
I tried SmartBeak.Com which is
I actually got mine fixed. My network card wasn't wasn't working properly
and it was screwing up the software. I replaced the SOHO card with a 3com,
reconfigured the network and it works fine. Apparently, Applix has to be
able to resolve the host before it works properly. Hope this helps.
Is anyone else out there using Applixware with KDE2? It seems to work fine
on 7.1 but my laptop is running 7.2 w/ KDE2 and the import function does not
work on Words. It will not open a Word doc. Any ideas besides Star Office?
On Tue, 2 May 2000, Evan Holt wrote:
Hi there,
I've been using Sun's StarOffice for a while and am quite pleased with it
(also happy about the upcomming revision that will be comming out late
summer) but then I also saw Applixware in it's shiny new box and was
wondering if anyone has tried it
I've used SO for over a year - it does seem bloated, not used applixware, but
have you tried Gnumeric (included with Mandrake 7) and Abiword - free as a
download from Abisource, it's still a work in progress but feels similar to Word
and most features work.
On Sun, 08 Jun 2036, you wrote:
Evan
Hi there,
I've been using Sun's StarOffice for a while and am quite pleased with it
(also happy about the upcomming revision that will be comming out late
summer) but then I also saw Applixware in it's shiny new box and was
wondering if anyone has tried it and what they think...for just typing
Evan Holt [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi there,
I've been using Sun's StarOffice for a while and am quite pleased with it
(also happy about the upcomming revision that will be comming out late
summer) but then I also saw Applixware in it's shiny new box and was
wondering if anyone has tried
"Mike" == Mike Tracy Holt [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Mike If you don't mind downloading large files, try the demo of
Mike Applixware (did you already say you did?) I tried it and
Mike wasn't very impressed. However I have found that Corel
Mike WordPerfect 8 is pretty decent,
Michael Scottaline wrote:
"Mike Tracy Holt" [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Big Snip
p.s. yes, Star Office is nice in some ways, but I agree that it's annoying
features make it less desirable than some of the other options out there.
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