KOffice vs OpenOffice.org?

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The last half of this school year I used KOffice and was really
impressed with it -- making a switch from OOo.

What do you think of these two head-to-head?
 
The last half of this school year I used KOffice and was really
impressed with it -- making a switch from OOo.

What do you think of these two head-to-head?
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I can't address a head-to-head. I don't know Koffice. However, I'd
recommend you check out OpenOffice.org's site and check out what they're
up to. OO 2.0 is in rc stage, should be finaled late spring/summer.
It's a damn fine productivity tool.

I'm not affiliated w/them but have been using their stuff for 4 years
now and handing it out like candy to small and start-up businesses. If
your client knows Excel, Word and Powerpoint, the learning curve is very
flat.

-Sparky
 
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The last half of this school year I used KOffice and was really
impressed with it -- making a switch from OOo.

What do you think of these two head-to-head?
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Has KOffice been ported to Windows?
 
Is this group just strictly limted to Windows apps?

If so, sorry, but I just wanted what people thought of these two
compared against each other.
 
Is this group just strictly limted to Windows apps?

If so, sorry, but I just wanted what people thought of these two
compared against each other.
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Nah.

In this case, the newsgroup's name is pretty much straight forward.
Freeware regardless of OS.

Back to OpenOffice, you do know that it's available on Windoze, *nix and
is being ported to OSX?

cyaz,
-Sparky
 
(e-mail address removed) wrote in @g14g2000cwa.googlegroups.com:
Is this group just strictly limted to Windows apps?
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No, why would you ask?
If so, sorry, but I just wanted what people thought of these two
compared against each other.
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And I asked a relevant question. Any app that is cross-platform has,
imo, an edge over one that isn't.
 
Is this group just strictly limted to Windows apps?
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No, but it would be nice of you to say it's a Linux app. That prevents a lot
of unnecessary looking around by Windows users.


-- Bob
 
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