On 28/09/2008 12:59, James Knott wrote:
Phil Troska wrote:
Due to a very slow and extremely erratic dial-up connection, I have not been
able to download Open Office from the Internet. I would like to purchase a CD.
I have had problems loading programs, iTunes and earthlink for example, from
CDs to my computer that has Vista. I looked at flexiety Software Co.'s
listings. The list of Windows systems includes 98, NT, ME, 2000, XP and 2003
depending on edition, but not Vista. If I buy an Open Office CD will it load
onto a computer with Vista?
Phil
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Yes, the latest Windows versions of OpenOffice are optimized for Vista.
Another alternative for you, would be to go to a location with broadband
internet access, such as work, library, friend or relative, etc. and
download OpenOffice onto a USB drive or CD, to take home.
Another solution is to look at the CDs/DVDs that come "free" with
computer magazines. These often have OpenOffice on them ready to install
on your system. Just ensure the magazine covers Windows and not Linux,
Mac or other OS.
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Harold Fuchs
London, England
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