| Microsoft Office is an incredibly
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| | OpenOffice.org's numerous projects. The
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| powerful program with many great
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| | community comes together at to develop,
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| features. It's also expensive to buy or
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| even upgrade. For example, one well-known
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| | OpenOffice.org.What do you get for
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| web site has Microsoft Office 2003
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| | free?OpenOffice.org has historically
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| Standard for $369.40 and 2003
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| Professional for $469.00. Even the Office
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| Standard 2003 Upgrade Version lists for
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| | program and a spreadsheet program, In
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| $226.80However, there's a great
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| | October, OpenOffice.org released a
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| alternative available called OpenOffice
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| | long-awaited version 2.0 for Windows, Mac
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| 2.0. It has nearly all the same features
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| | and Linux, adding a new database module,
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| and functionality as MS Office but costs
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| | support for the OpenDocument file format,
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| a lot less. In fact, it's
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| | a fresh user interface, and plenty of
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| free.OpenOffice.org is both a
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| | other improvements.But the license is
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| fully-featured office suite compatible
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| | still the same. You can download
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| with leading office products, and a
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| | OpenOffice.org Version 2.
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| virtual community working through
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