Portable version of OpenOffice.org unveiled

256MB - 144MB = how many documents: quite a few. surely enough to last you from one session on your machine to the next, or do most people create 112MB worth of documents in short periods of time??? If you're one of these folks, then get a 512MB or 1GB or larger USB device.; Posted by: reid.thompson@... Posted on: 01/06/06 You are currently: a Guest | Members login | Terms of Use

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Has a winge Gary Barnett Richard Flude | 01/06/06

256MB - 144MB = how many documents reid.thompson@... | 01/06/06

I Agree With You ashejoe | 01/06/06

Agree CobraA1 | 01/07/06

Oh come on... just^me | 01/07/06

Please Explain ashejoe | 01/07/06

Great idea jsm555 | 01/06/06

Jeez.. 144MB that isn't bad danwat1234 | 01/06/06

Silly Complaint marlinj@... | 01/06/06

Silly Complaint andrebranchaud@... | 01/07/06

Get 1GB USB. Presler | 01/06/06

144MB is nothing! Tony Agudo | 01/07/06

Where is the PIM? Scottman_z | 01/08/06

It's in there... John Le'Brecage | 01/08/06

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