The greatest reason against moving to openoffice on windows
in a production environment is that when giving the
documents to people that do not have openoffice, they cannot
read it without installing the entire suite. This should
definitely be a priority along with supporting the 2.0 beta.
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I think this feature must be implemented, so that you can
see a OO presentation in windows and MacOS without
installing the whole suite. It should be a good idea to
implement it as an *.exe file that doesn't require to
install, incase you're not allow to install software in the
machine you're going to use for the presentation, i.e.
school pc's that runs only windows software and in which
students are not allow to install software.
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yeah, that would be good...
sometime ago, i told one friend about OOo and she liked it, however...
she dint like when she had a presentation at her school and she can't use it, because impress dosent include a proyector generator (and she can't install OOo in her school's pc)
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The greatest reason against moving to openoffice on windows
in a production environment is that when giving the
documents to people that do not have openoffice, they cannot
read it without installing the entire suite. This should
definitely be a priority along with supporting the 2.0 beta.
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I think this feature must be implemented, so that you can
see a OO presentation in windows and MacOS without
installing the whole suite. It should be a good idea to
implement it as an *.exe file that doesn't require to
install, incase you're not allow to install software in the
machine you're going to use for the presentation, i.e.
school pc's that runs only windows software and in which
students are not allow to install software.
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yeah, that would be good...
sometime ago, i told one friend about OOo and she liked it, however...
she dint like when she had a presentation at her school and she can't use it, because impress dosent include a proyector generator (and she can't install OOo in her school's pc)