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And, how about making OpenOffice a Firefox plugin that is like an online
office suite, with the advantage that it also works offline. Files would automatically be stored both online and offline, and kept in sync. Then, when you are on the beach, no access, drinking beer, you can edit and create documents that will be synced up the next time you re-connect.
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Needs an 'e-mail' client  Linux User 1 | 09/22/06
Try evolution as an outlook replacement  Richard Flude | 09/22/06
I use Evolution in Linux  Linux User 1 | 09/22/06
Many agree with you  Richard Flude | 09/22/06
I think the point...  jasonp@... | 09/26/06
Why?  Linux User 147560 | 09/22/06
OpenOffice email client "cool"  billbc | 10/29/06
Actually, like they split apart the Netscape Suite, they should split apart  DonnieBoy | 09/22/06
Like Gnome Office  Edward Meyers | 09/22/06
Yes, and with ODF, we will be able to mix an match much better. We do need  DonnieBoy | 09/23/06
That's up to the distributor...  John Le'Brecage | 09/23/06
How about a very simple OpenOffice, with the MS Word hairball compatibility  DonnieBoy | 09/22/06
And, how about making OpenOffice a Firefox plugin that is like an online  DonnieBoy | 09/22/06
Online apps are junk  Linux User 1 | 09/22/06
But this would run locally as a native plug-in. Files online could be  DonnieBoy | 09/22/06
Donnieboy...as a Linux and Firefox fan...  mdsmedia | 09/22/06
As with LAME and that idiot Linux geek...  Linux User 147560 | 09/22/06
But it gave me a chance...  mdsmedia | 09/22/06
Gotcha!  Linux User 147560 | 09/22/06
Linux L0ser 147560 is Linux Geek  Linux User 1 | 09/23/06
Come on, I was just exagerating to make a point. The point is, they are  DonnieBoy | 09/23/06
Exageration = LIES  No_Ax_to_Grind | 09/23/06
In the real world Office/Windows is secure enough  mrjonno | 09/23/06
A better statement: OpenOffice is good enough and does NOT carry all the  DonnieBoy | 09/23/06
MS Office is easy to secure  Linux User 1 | 09/23/06
MS Office is much less secure than OpenOffice, it is NOT easy or even  DonnieBoy | 09/23/06
Prove that big mouth.  No_Ax_to_Grind | 09/23/06
Proof  Linux User 1 | 09/23/06
Message has been deleted.  Linux User 1 | 09/23/06
Message has been deleted.  No_Ax_to_Grind | 09/23/06
Vista is very secure more than Linux  Linux User 1 | 09/23/06
Let't see, million of lines of new code, plus all of the old rats nest for  DonnieBoy | 09/23/06
Lines of old code  Linux User 1 | 09/23/06
Tell me what it takes to educate you?  No_Ax_to_Grind | 09/23/06
"Pfffttt.... You"  not of this world | 09/24/06
I am an expert in Technology  Linux User 1 | 09/24/06
Ah, the light dawns  A.Sinic | 09/25/06
At last, the light dawns!  Sagax- | 09/23/06
Well  shryko | 09/25/06
That's not the only thing that made Firefox popular, unfotuantely  CobraA1 | 09/24/06
IE 5.01 was better than Firefox  Linux User 1 | 09/24/06
You can come back to Earth now!  linux for me | 09/24/06
The benefits of bloatware  TonyMcS | 09/24/06
IT'S NOT THE SAME 15-30%  A.Sinic | 09/25/06
Pivot table support  CxO_trainee | 09/25/06
Calc has pivot tables...  compnstuff | 09/25/06
Did your friend...  jasonp@... | 09/26/06
Truths, myths, and nice things  Mitch 74 | 10/03/06

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