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Vince
Can you sell a CD of it without having to get anything. Thank you.
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olfart
If you don't get anything you haven't *sold* itVince said:Can you sell a CD of it without having to get anything. Thank you.
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Tiger
LOL. I was going to reply with this *exact* response until I viewedIf you don't get anything you haven't *sold* it
your post.
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Bernd Schmitt
Vince said:Can you sell a CD of it without having to get anything. Thank you.
Is this a question?
Do you mean _sending_ instead of _selling_?
Don't you already have OpenOffice.org 1.1 as you have Knoppix?
Don't get you point - please explain what you want to say...
Ciao,
Bernd
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Vince
I mean can I sell a CD with Openoffice on it.Bernd said:Is this a question?
Do you mean _sending_ instead of _selling_?
Don't you already have OpenOffice.org 1.1 as you have Knoppix?
Don't get you point - please explain what you want to say...
Ciao,
Bernd
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Vince
I meant do you need some sort of license from Openoffice?Tiger said:34582.news.uni-berlin.de:
LOL. I was going to reply with this *exact* response until I viewed
your post.
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Joe
I think he means can he redistribute OpenOffice as part of a CD that heVince said:I meant do you need some sort of license from Openoffice?
is making. For example some people sell free linux distros on CD for
those people who don't have a CD burner, charging a small fee to cover
the blank CD plus shipping and handling.
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callsignviper
Vince said:I mean can I sell a CD with Openoffice on it.
Perhaps you should read the information that comes with OpenOffice or that
is available at their website.
Strictly as a guess you might be able to sell the CD on a not for profit
basis. A price that covers your expenses in making the disk, cost of the
disk, etc. might be OK but personally I would check the OpenOffice license
information first.
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callsignviper
The truth is out there. You just have to look in the right places and ask
the right questions.
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JanC
Vince said:I mean can I sell a CD with Openoffice on it.
Yes, read this: <http://www.openoffice.org/about_us/OEM_and_CD.html>
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