BOUGHT (even more)...........NOVLby AUSOUND on 2006-03-09 21:23:41 BOUGHT (even more)...........NOVLIncreased my position by 40% when my limit order filled at $7.01 NOVL today unveiled its next-generation enterprise Linux* desktop, delivering technology and design improvements that establish the Linux desktop as a benchmark for basic office productivity and usability SUSE Linux Enterprise Desktop is the first fully supported enterprise desktop to deliver OpenOffice.org 2.0, the leading open source office suite. OpenOffice includes a powerful spreadsheet program, business presentations tool and word processor. The NovellŽ edition of OpenOffice.org will support many Visual Basic macros, closing one of the chief compatibility gaps between OpenOffice.org and Microsoft Office. OpenOffice.org 2.0 can save and open documents created in Microsoft Office formats including Excel pivot tables, and it is the only office suite available today that fully supports the OpenDocument file format, the new public standard for document files. Because OpenDocument is a public standard maintained by the open source community, it eliminates vendor lock-in by ensuring information saved in spreadsheets, documents and presentations is freely accessible to any OpenDocument-supporting application. BOUGHT (even more)...........NOVLby ARTHUR on 2006-03-09 13:56:36 Interesting value added features.Be aware that the price of MS Office compatability is quite high and depends on reverse engineering MS Office products. MS can change their formats at any time rending existing OO and NOVL work dead or stone walled. Even OO has changed formats between 1 and 2. Further, MS has tons of products and is not a one trick pony. Can not say that for NOVL I don't think. Your bucks. a == On Thu, 09 Mar 2006 21:23:41 GMT, ausound wrote: >presentations tool and word processor. The NovellŽ edition of >OpenOffice.org will support many Visual Basic macros, closing one of the >chief compatibility gaps between OpenOffice.org and Microsoft Office. >OpenOffice.org 2.0 can save and open documents created in Microsoft Office >formats including Excel pivot tables, and it is the only office suite >available today that fully supports the OpenDocument file format, the new >public standard for document files. Because OpenDocument is a public >standard maintained by the open source community, it eliminates vendor >lock-in by ensuring information saved in spreadsheets, documents and >presentations is freely accessible to any OpenDocument-supporting >application.
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