[Cbsupport] Why do I have OOo
Maxwell & deBrouwer
hortnfash at dodo.com.au
Mon Jul 14 13:05:02 UTC 2003
> Keep the posts coming Avery. I think it is great that someone is willing
> to pass on info and encourage conversation.
>
> Why do you need Open Office anyway ?
>
> I have not found the need to install it at all.
>
> have fun
>
> shaun
OK you might need to ask Kylie that one
I believe that because I had used Microsoft Office Pro
in various workplaces or volunteering from 3.1 to 95 to 98 ME and XP
that OOo is closer to that than KOffice
and i thought and it is better if Kylie explains it
that I was to get the benifit of that and be able to use files saved
under MS to view then better
I have also been recommended to get StarOffice but can not afford that
at the moment
In fact OpenOffice.org (OOo) did read our Resumes better and I like
impress better
I no longer have KOffice on my system I couldn't see the point of having
both
I did prefer KOffice spreadsheet it was a bit easier
In the end I chose to stick with OOo
I do think its a bit easier than KOffice
but I guess thats a preference and it does carry more formatting and
if you send an attachment to someone who has MS then I just feel it
is easier for then to read
Hope this answers your Question Shaun
and hope Chris is doing better
Avery
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