The news of OpenOffice.org's third major release has generated quite a bit of buzz on the internet for many reasons, one of which being that it now runs natively on a Mac (sans X11). ZDnet has posted a screenshot gallery of OpenOffice.org 3.0 for those who have yet to try the hot-off-the-press application.
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RE[4]: Comment by Luminair
by kaiwai on Wed 15th Oct 2008 22:43
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That would be awkward when these people are customers 
Well, when I heard 'collaborators', I assumed they were work colleagues.
But the rationale behind not saving as docx actually makes sense.
True, hopefully Office 2007 will come out which will mean out of the box ODT/ODF support.
RE[5]: Comment by Luminair
by sbergman27 on Wed 15th Oct 2008 23:02
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RE[5]: Comment by Luminair
by lemur2 on Thu 16th Oct 2008 00:18
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True, hopefully Office 2007 will come out which will mean out of the box ODT/ODF support.
You can of course get out of the box ODT/ODF support with OpenOffice right now.
I have been told that Office 2007 SP2 (which is apparently available now) also implements ODT/ODF support ... although I haven't heard any assesment of it in any report or review so far, so I cannot comment on how reliable or compliant it is.
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That would be awkward when these people are customers
But the rationale behind not saving as docx actually makes sense.
Edited 2008-10-15 20:48 UTC