In addition, apart from the new look and feel, I don't believe there
are any dramatic differences to functionality in Office 2007.

I actually see that word has finally caught up with writer in the
ability to add digital signatures to documents & export to pdf... Also
there are some other stupid things like "mark as final" - whats the
point of that...

'nuf said .. List of what is new can be found here :
http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/getstarted/FX101055081033.aspx

If there is a feature that you want to know whether OOo has, have a look here :
www.openoffice.org

/paul

On 1/31/07, Rod Engelsman <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
On 1/29/07, James Elliott <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> There is a lot of hype about Windows Vista and the new M$ Office 2007.  I
> went to the Perth launch of both a little while ago, and the promotion
> continues with Web casts by Bill Gates, and other media publicity.
>
> Personally, I will be staying with OOo.  However, I have been putting OOo
> on
> the new PC's I sell and offering some free tuition to show the customer
> that
> OOo not only looks and feels like M$ Office, but is actually better.  Now
> that Office 2007 is coming bundled with Vista in trial form, I wonder how
> I
> will get on promoting OOo.
>
> I would like to hear your comments and thoughts on this matter and I would
> also be obliged if anyone can tell me if new features in Office 2007 are
> soon to be incorporated into OOo.
>
> Many thanks,  James
>
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Approximately 95% of the pc's in existence today can't run Vista (or Office
'07 assuming it requires Vista), including every computer I personally own.
MS has stated that they are continuing support for XP through '09 and
security updates for 5 years beyond that.

OO's main competition is MSO 97/2000/XP and I doubt if you are going to see
a mad dash to upgrade for quite a while.

Rod




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