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Sorry, but OO is (still) not yet comparable to MS Office.

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OO is Ok ... but the end result never tends to be the same.

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The performance of OO is the only thing keeping me from using it.

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And even then, like PS vs Gimp, OO is missing features which most people don't even know about, yet some use constantly.

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Strangely, I could open it in OO, save it as *. doc and then it opened in MS Word without problems.

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I think the beauty of OO is that it is a tool to use.

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I agree with all of you/BUT its almost the end of July and I can stii buy all I can afford of 45 ACP, 357 Mag, 44 Mag all Shotgun gauges in OO, as well as Slugs etc as well as 30/06 & 30/30 weekly.

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I agree with all of you/BUT its almost the end of July and I can stii buy all I can afford of 45 ACP, 357 Mag, 44 Mag all Shotgun gauges in OO, as well as Slugs etc as well as 30/06 & 30/30 weekly.

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For the majority (I think) of office users that type papers, do spreadsheets/budgets, or general presentations, OO is pretty good for FREE!

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It would help a lot of the IDE in OO had code suggest/function hints, I think, but does anyone have a good source for OO macro programming?

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