| Soleron said: Everything would change if the UK/US governments followed their own reports' and inquiries' conclusion and adopted free software where possible. >90% of government work could be done using OpenOffice, for example, and it would save tens of millions in Office licenses at minimal impact (OO is closer in user inteface to Office 2003 than Office 2007 is, and for basic tasks it functions the same).
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Much of the basics can be done in OO, but the bigger the organistation, the more likely you require the collaborative functions within MS Office. I don't know why people complain about the cost of MS Office, compared to most business grade applications, it's CHEAP!!!
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