Rob Beard wrote:
Keith Cleaver wrote:
John Levin wrote:
Just found this:
http://direct.tesco.com/q/R.200-3224/btnResultSort.x%3d509/btnResultSort.y%3d291.aspx
and
http://direct.tesco.com/q/R.200-6129/btnResultSort.x%3d509/btnResultSort.y%3d291.aspx
Anyone tried one?
John
Chris Rowson wrote:
In fact the latest version of Ubuntu has a really good OEM option so
you can setup a machine, customise it how you like it (including any
extra packages etc) and then set it up so on the next boot it asks the
customer for their details. This is a feature I really do like
Keith Cleaver wrote:
OK, thanks for clearing that up.
It's a good move, but:
1) How many people buy a PC from Tesco in the first place?
You'd be surprised. At them prices I guess they will be picked up by
folks who want a cheapo PC for the kids room (maybe to replace an older
PC).
Thats possible?
Ahh, didn't know you could do that in OOo. :-)
Sure,
Open writer for instance, go to Tool Options
On the left of that screen, select Load Save General
In that window you can now select the default file format to save as.
Simply asscociate text document with word
Chris Rowson wrote:
setup Open Office to read/write Microsoft document format as standard.
That way I reckon quite a few people would just continue using Linux
without noticing much of a change.
Thats possible?
Ahh, didn't know you could do that in OOo. :-)
Sure,
Open writer for
