Hi,
> StarOffice's Excel importers work better than Corel Quattro Pro's
importers
> even. I checked it out under Windows (since I have a full version of Corel
> WordPerfect Suite for Windows
I must admit that the filters are what impress me most about Star Office.
My main complaint about it is
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> Norma wrote:
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> > You can try out StarOffice at http://www.sun.com . I like it, I even use
it
> > under Windows (even though I have Word Perfect). I&#x
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Norma wrote:
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> You can try out StarOffice at http://www.sun.com . I like it, I even use
it
> under Windows (even
hever suite you go with.
Lindsay
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> I have been using both Applixware (4.3 - we can't afford to upgrade ye
I have been using both Applixware (4.3 - we can't afford to upgrade yet)
and Sun's StarOffice 5.1a at work, and trying to get a feel for both.
I've been running Applixware 4.3 at home and at work for about 3 years
now. I got a student version of Applix from Red hat for $79, but you can
find a
Hi all!
My experience with Applixware is the opposite of Lindsay's, so I thought
I'd share it. Me and my fiancee bought a version of Applixware a couple of
years ago, and I used it quite a lot back then. I had mostly used
FrameMaker before, and found that Applixware could do most of the things
I used Applixware a lot when I was working at Sun Micro and it drove me mad.
It's not very stable and, compared to Star Office, its UI is terrible. I
wouldn't pay the money for Applixware when you could get Star Office for
free and its a much better product.
Cheers,
Lindsay
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Norma wrote:
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> You can try out StarOffice at http://www.sun.com . I like it, I even use it
> under Windows (even though I have Word Perfect). I'm happy I can use any
> font I want with it under Linux.
>
I use staroffice and have no complaints with it. The assorted extras do
turn out useful -
Have you tried Star Office?
At 05:45 PM 11/10/1999 -0500, you wrote:
>Hello.
>
>Does anyone out there have an opinion on Applixware? I am on the hunt for
>better wordprocessing software for Linux. Currently, I have Corel
>WordPerfect, but it renders the fonts in such an ugly way on screen that
You can try out StarOffice at http://www.sun.com . I like it, I even use it
under Windows (even though I have Word Perfect). I'm happy I can use any
font I want with it under Linux.
Norma
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