On 6/23/11 8:15 AM, Ernest Kurtz wrote:
Thank you, Marc.  Might you -- or anyone -- have any thoughts/experience with NeoOffice and LO?
I use LO exclusively these days, although I did have NeoOffice and OOo 
installed at one time.
I no longer want to be "playing" between different office suites (used 
to do that all the time), so I dropped the NO an OOo for different reasons.
After reading a number of posts regarding the directions LO and OOo were 
going, my feeling was LO would probably be more satisfying to me, even 
though the cores of the program were the same/similar.
NO is another story.  :-(  Unless it has changed (I haven't been back to 
the website in well over a year), you actually have to pay to ask for 
help on the website.  Even if all I want is help from another user such 
as yourself.  I have no objection to paying for help from the developer, 
but I'm *not* willing to pay the developer for help that comes from 
another user.
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Ken
Mac OS X 10.6.7
Firefox 3.6.17
Thunderbird 3.1.11
LibreOffice 3.3.2
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