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____/ Joel on Sunday 14 Feb 2010 18:38 : \____
> Chris Ahlstrom <ahlstromc@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
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>>> http://www.linuxjournal.com/magazine/openofficeorg-vs-microsoft-office
>>
>> In other words, Writer is more for advanced users, and Word for
>> beginners.
>>
>>Just thought that was funny.
>
>
> I'm not one who uses this kind of software for more than the
> occasional snail-mail letter, or whatever, but nonetheless, for once I
> agree with one of these blogger-type articles. OOo's Writer, compared
> to the free trial of MS Word I installed for less than 15 minutes, is
> like a wet dream compared to a nightmare. It's good to know that it's
> more than just the convenience to a super-casual word-processor user
> (but not really surprising).
>
> One thing that really struck me, beyond how fugly MS Office has gotten
> in general, was that when you comb through the install packages of
> OpenOffice, you get exactly what you expect. By forcing MS Office Pro
> to install Word by itself, it failed to tell me that certain packages
> that weren't clearly linked to Word would be needed to avoid
> repetitive error messages when opening a Word window (even though, of
> course, I didn't actually need them, if I were willing to click past
> the dialog boxes). They *charge* for this *shit*?! And OOo
> *doesn't*? What a strange world.
Some functionality moves to the Web. Microsoft will try adverts.
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