James McKenzie wrote: > And in case anyone asks, I cannot use 'freeware' including OpenOffice at > work in an official capacity.
I have been fortunate in that respect. I've never been in a position where I couldn't "customize" my computer. Over the past twenty years, I've largely avoided having to use MS Office, even when it was one of the packages I was supporting. Years ago, I also used Lotus Smart Suite and before that, Wordstar 2000. At home, I've previously used PC-Write (on DOS) and Describe (an excellent word processor for OS/2 and Windows) I currently use OO at work, though on Windows and even converted a coworker to it. In one company I used to work for, OO was the "official" office package. I've currently got my manager thinking about running it, because many people in the company have to generate PDFs. Can you run StarOffice? I know you'd have to pay for it, but at least you'd still be supporting OO. --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
