RE: [seul-edu] Re: perl or......

[Michael Viron <mviron@wsdo.sao.uwf.edu>]

Actually, openoffice is not a window manager.  The latest versions of
openoffice (I think 6.09 is the latest) removes that "feature".  The
feature you are talking about is part of star office--not openoffice,
which takes star office, and makes it much more stable (at least from my
experience) and of course removes many of the "features" that were
annoying to end-users.

Just my .02,

Michael Viron
Project Coordinator & Administrator
General Education Online / GEO Database Project

On Mon, 4 Dec 2000, Chris Hedemark wrote:

> I think it has potential but my word processor shouldn't also be my window
> manager.  Looking forward to a stable release of OpenOffice.
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> Subject: RE: [seul-edu] Re: perl or......
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> use openoffice instead of mcsoft word
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