> > ... And, the replacement of MS Office's high-end feature set with OOo's > > high end feature set would be far more expensive than the difference in > > initial cost is worth. > > That's my point. The difference for the user between MSO XP or 2003 and > MS 2007 is much larger than between MSO XP or 2003 and OOo 2.
Lars, we're going to have to agree to disagree on this one. Your assertions don't match what I see happening in the past or the future. To me, this seems like watching the same movie over and over again, each time hoping that there will be a better ending this time. (I still do that with "To Kill a Mockingbird.") Since the early days of Linux, I've been hearing how a development over the horizon is finally going to break Microsoft's hold over the OS/Browser/Office Suite market. I'm still waiting for something to actually do so. But, I don't think this will be it. --Jekke --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
