OpenOffice Software

[up4it]

Does anyone here use OpenOffice?

Is is completely FREE and compatible with MS Office Word/Excel/etc.. formats.

Try it out here... http://www.openoffice.org/

[Lucy]

This isn't the place to post about IT stuff.

Try house prices, old (read ancient) tv shows, politics, holidays, family problems or moaning indecision.

[DiscoStu]

This isn't the place to post about IT stuff.

Try house prices, old (read ancient) tv shows, politics, holidays, family problems or moaning indecision.

Wilmsloooooow!

[up4it]

So u haven't tried it then!

[oracleslave]

I have tried it. It works within limitations. It's old news though...unless you have discovered something new and exciting?

[DiscoStu]

So u haven't tried it then!

Yes, but I prefer MS Office. Open source doesn't always mean better...

[SteveV]

I had it for a while, but their version of excel doesn't seem to handle macros too well, I had to go back to MS Office

[up4it]

I just think it is a good product though it can be a little slow to load up!

Not sure I would want to be doing my CV using it though. As all the agents will be using MS Office and the formatting could go a little skee-wiff!

[Spacecadet]

Does anyone here use OpenOffice?

Is is completely FREE and compatible with MS Office Word/Excel/etc.. formats.

Try it out here... http://www.openoffice.org/

Completely free??? This is crazy? why have I been paying so much in the past?

Tell me, is there any other free software out there?

[DiscoStu]

Completely free??? This is crazy? why have I been paying so much in the past?

Tell me, is there any other free software out there?

Apparently there's a really good browser called Fire-something. I've been told you don't have to pay for that either. Maybe I should start a new thread.