pete moss <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
anyone got any suggestions on what word processing or simple check book
balancing programs to use for linux? i am used to ms word, so i would
like something that has comparable features. also, i tried to run cbb
(checkbook balancer) that comes with mandrake 6
There's Star Office (www.stardivision.com) as an office suite (it's
what I use, but it's a bit quirky).
And I have Gnucash (www.gnucash.org ?) which is ok, but I miss M$Money
99.
Check out www.linuxberg.com and www.freshmeat.org.
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Ty Mixon
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The rumor mill reports that Intuit may be working on a Linux version of
Quicken and you've got WordPerfect 8 [download version] on one of the 5
disks that came with Mandrake.
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anyone got any suggestions on what word processing or simple check book
balancing prog
You could try staroffice..It's an entire office suite for linux. In fact,
if you are familiar with spreadsheets, you could make your own simple check
registry.
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From: pete moss <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Monday, August 16, 1999 8:30 PM
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On 17-Aug-99 pete moss wrote:
> anyone got any suggestions on what word processing or simple check book
> balancing programs to use for linux? i am used to ms word, so i would
> like something that has comparable features. also, i tried to run cbb
> (checkbook balancer) that comes with mandrake
WordPerfect 8.0 is a reasonably good wordprocessor (and free for LINUX:
http://linux.corel.com/linux8/download.htm) -- the only problem I have
found so far is that "Search and Replace does not seem to work (no matter
what you search for, it says string not found -- anyone any ideas how to
fix tha
From: pete moss <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> anyone got any suggestions on what word processing or simple check
book
> balancing programs to use for linux? i am used to ms word, so i would
As far as a word processor goes, how about WordPerfect? Version 7
is available for Linux, free for non-comme
