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25-11-2006, 06:03 PM
camcool21 Wrote:
forevagrey Wrote:
no, but i am sure it will be out considering Microsoft is right now refusing to give adobe the codes to make the Vista program because they want to create their own flash and reader program (they did have those before, but they sucked so reinvent them).
those microsoft bastards
Why can't they just accept the fact that Adobe does some things better than they do
tell me about it, as if mircosoft are going to beat adobe with flash and pdf
25-11-2006, 07:07 PM
18-12-2006, 09:41 AM
Dr Small Wrote:
I would prefer OpenOffice any day over Microsoft Word.
I have OpenOffice on Linux, but I never use it, unless I want to write with formatting
So, I use gedit and it works for all my needs
Dr Small
I have OpenOffice on Linux, but I never use it, unless I want to write with formatting
So, I use gedit and it works for all my needs
Dr Small
i have never tried openoffice but i have heard a lot say it is very good, i am downloading it now and going to give it a whiz.
19-12-2006, 09:16 AM
skyecade Wrote:
Yes, you can create and edit Microsoft Word files for all versions of Word, as well as a ton of other formats. It's also cross platform (Windows, Mac, and Linux) which is a huge plus if you bounce around a lot.
I have no problem with MS Office, I just hate buying new versions of software every 3 years -- for anything. OO is continually updated so you only have to get it once. The perpetual beta = web 2.0
M.I.T. uses openoffice exclusively now. Not that that really means anything, but I thought it was interesting.
it woud be amazing if it could create pdf files.