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Re: Microsoft Office 2010

80% of what Office 20xx has and about 99% of what a normal office user needs is in OpenOffice. 3.2 has been stable and fast. And, free is always good. Been an OO user for 7 years and have never missed MS Office.

I am an MS Action Pack subscriber and an MSDN subscriber so I could use MSO 2010 for no additional cost but I just don't see the need. Running something light and fast and free just appeals to me.

Pete


On 5/12/2010 8:29 PM, Richard Schoen wrote:
I just upgraded to Office 2010 on one of my test PCs.

Looks like the ribbon bar and general look and feel has been tweaked
again.

Anyone know any benefits to Office 2010 other than looks ? :-)

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Richard Schoen
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