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Openoffice 2.3
Openoffice 2.3






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Still, only 20% said that they use the software at work - and that is mostly at small to midsize organizations in IT and markets such as education. About 200,000 people responded to the survey, which was offered in English, French and German, he said. "OpenOffice is not just used by students and kids," said Tenhumberg, who derived the statistics from an online survey that solicited answers from users as they registered their software for the first time. That contradicts the stereotype of the open-source suite's typical user, according to Erwin Tenhumberg, community development and marketing manager for. 2.3 lacks the ability to import and open files created in the Office Open XML document format that is native to Office 2007, although developers at Sun are working on that capability. The update can open and save files in Microsoft's older Office document formats, according to the open-source group.Īs part of its upcoming conference, will release statistics showing that more than half of its users are more than 40 years old. (See a detailed review of iWork 08 here). Meanwhile, the new Office 2007 release of Microsoft's market-dominating application suite is selling well. And Apple Inc.'s new iWork 08 release adds a spreadsheet tool called Numbers along with features designed to improve its presentation and word processing components. Version 2.0 of was released nearly two years ago. Although the open-source group says its namesake software has been downloaded 96 million times, the suite still holds a small share of the overall productivity software market. IBM's addition could shake up an organization that remains largely dominated by employees of Sun Microsystems Inc., which created the StarOffice suite upon which is based. Last week, IBM said it would officially join and contribute code it has written for its Lotus Notes collaboration software. The release of the update comes just two days before the start of 's annual developers conference, which will take place from Wednesday through Friday in Barcelona. Users can download 2.3 from the open-source project's Web site. Versions are available for all releases of Windows after Windows 98, as well as Linux, Solaris, Mac OS X and FreeBSD.








Openoffice 2.3