office.org/index.php/NeoOffice_Feature_Comparison
One area that definitely isn't covered though is a replacement for
Outlook/Entourage, so if you're looking for that you'll probably find
you need to stick with MS.
Gordon
2009/2/25 Barry Sexstone :
> I have been using various versions of open office f
I have been using various versions of open office for a number of
years now and find it very satisfactory. I am currently using version
3 for Mac and find it slightly better than Neo Office and it also has
the advantage of not needing X11. One has to remember to save as .doc
etc if you
port from/to micro$oft doc, xls, pps, ppt
cheers James
On 25/02/2009, at 14:52, Peter Curtis wrote:
Hi everyone
Are there any drawbacks or advantages in using Open Office as a
suite? e.g. for database and spreadsheet usage as well as word
processing?
Regards
Peter
-- The WA Macintosh U
Hi everyone
Are there any drawbacks or advantages in using Open Office as a
suite? e.g. for database and spreadsheet usage as well as word
processing?
Regards
Peter
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Guid
There is a long winded story at
http://www.rtfa.net/2008/11/16/openoffice-30-for-mac-powerpc-living-the-dream
that ends up with a description on how to download Open Office 3.0 for Mac ppc
Merv
Thanks Robert
it was a little confusing how they had there list for downloading
for Mac ,i have
:
Hi All Merry Xmas and Happy New Year.
I've downloaded Open Office 3.0 have problems installing it comes
up as ,You cannot open the application"OPENOFFICE.org"
because it is not supported on this system. I'm running 10.4.11 on
a emac 1.25ghz, I'm sure they said it'
On 02/01/2009, at 10:51 PM, Jack Bauer wrote:
Hi All Merry Xmas and Happy New Year.
I've downloaded Open Office 3.0 have problems installing it comes up
as ,You cannot open the application"OPENOFFICE.org"
because it is not supported on this system. I'm running 10.4.11
Hi All Merry Xmas and Happy New Year.
I've downloaded Open Office 3.0 have problems installing it comes up
as ,You cannot open the application"OPENOFFICE.org"
because it is not supported on this system. I'm running 10.4.11 on a
emac 1.25ghz, I'm sure they said it&
open office runs under x11!!
neooffice is a port for tiger & has very good capabilities in import/
export word docs
i have both installed but using mainly neooffice
http://download.neooffice.org/neojava/en/index.php
both are 100% free & supported, well you may donate something
there is
Bob
I had to use the version of Marine Writer before 3.7.2 as I am
running OS 10.2.8.
The translation lost the format. Surprisingly AppleWorks 5 retains the format.
One day I will have to upgrade my system.
Anyone using Open Office?
Merv
On 17/03/2007, at 3:08 PM, Mervyn & Giuliana
t give iWorks a
clean bill of health either in this area.
If any members are using Open Office, how do you find the quality
of translation from a Word document?
Comments about any of these applications appreciated.
Merv
--
"Science teaches that we must see in order to believe, but we must
also
rks a clean
bill of health either in this area.
If any members are using Open Office, how do you find the quality of
translation from a Word document?
Comments about any of these applications appreciated.
Merv
--
"Science teaches that we must see in order to believe, but we must
also
Have you tried NeoOffice?
Much better Open Office for mac http://www.neooffice.org/
Rosemary Horton
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On 8 Apr 2006, at 09:10, bill parker wrote:
Folks,
I wonder if anyone has had this experience.In order to get some
kind of uniformity amongst four computer users
suggested that I turn to Open Office to line
up with others.
The OO download once I found the site was OK, but of course it
would not function.
I spent the next two hours trying to figure out why. Searched
through numerous posts to the help section from other frustrated
users, some
I turn to Open Office to line up
with others.
The OO download once I found the site was OK, but of course it would
not function.
I spent the next two hours trying to figure out why. Searched
through numerous posts to the help section from other frustrated
users, some in German, some
Heh Bill ,
I agree about Open Office . It suits some people but it never " cut
the mustard " with me .
You could go across and TryAbiword
<http://www.abisource.com/>
Loads quick in OSX 10.3.9
AND THERE IS A WINDOWS VERSION listed on their download page
better sti
Folks,
I wonder if anyone has had this experience.In order to get some
kind of uniformity amongst four computer users with various versions
of Windows from the "best" ( oxymoron in my view) to the not so good
and my lone MAC it was suggested that I turn to Open Office to lin
On Mon, 2002-10-28 at 19:29, Ian Bacon wrote:
> Now that that OpenOffice beta has arrived at the stage where it seems
> workable I would l like to try it out. However, the download is over
> 150megs. This is a bit much for my modem. Is there a local site with a
> copy or a way that it can be dow
Now that that OpenOffice beta has arrived at the stage where it seems
workable I would l like to try it out. However, the download is over
150megs. This is a bit much for my modem. Is there a local site with a
copy or a way that it can be downloaded in segments?
Any advice appreciated.
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