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Open office or Office 2003?
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I would not recommend OO if you have to give stuff to people using Office.
interesting as main reason i wanted MS compatible software so i can work from home and edit/create documents and then use them back in the office with MS office 2003.
Nial24 - i do have Office 2003 buts it a booty copy from my student days:p which is used on my desktop. was being cautious if to use on my laptop.
but office 2010 sounds good and even better if its free till end of year. other option is to buy Office 2007 from software4students.
cheers for the replies.0
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