Using OpenOffice.org in a big way

[Simon]

Well, I would even admit that apart from all the legacy crap (like
that date compatibility bug that got standardised), and evil political
decisions like no PDF (Adobe's fault actually :( ) or ODF support,
Office is actually a pretty good product.  However, I of course do not
think that its quality outweighs the benefits of OpenOffice or KOffice
being free software.  And James, you should probably elaborate and
describe how successful that company was with OpenOffice.

On 12/13/06, James Knott <james.knott-bJEeYj9oJeDQT0dZR+AlfA at public.gmane.org> wrote:
> Marcel Gagne wrote:
> > Hello everyone,
> >
> > Are any of you (or more appropriately, your company) using OpenOffice
> > in a big way? I'm looking for an example where an office with lots of seats
> > is using the software, and not necessarily on Linux desktops. I'm talking
> > plain old Windows PCs. You, or your company, would also have to be interested
> > in being written about -- strangely enough, not by me [ insert appropriate
> > smiley here ].
> >
> > Take care out there.
> >
> >
> A company I used to work for used OpenOffice.  However, I suspect it was
> because it's free and they were to cheap to spend the money on anything
> else.  ;-)
>
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