Using OpenOffice.org in a big way

[James Knott]

Simon wrote:
> 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.

In my area, we were mostly using Calc, for recording info about various 
devices, including scanning a bar code.  So, I didn't get into any 
advanced uses.

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