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Thursday, June 14, 2007

OpenOffice Sports All-Around Improvements

By Tiffany Maleshefski
June 13, 2007

Going head to head with Microsoft 2007, the latest version of the free-for-all OpenOffice.org touts across-the-board improvements in the software's word processing, spreadsheet, database and presentation applications.

However, the brightest aspects of OpenOffice.org 2.2, which began shipping at the end of March, are its price tag—free—and its impressively broad platform support. OpenOffice.org runs on: Windows, Linux x86 and PowerPC, Solaris x86 and SPARC, Mac OS X and FreeBSD.

To read the rest of Tiffany Maleshefski's article go to eWEEK.com

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