Portable version of OpenOffice.org unveiled

Great idea: With 1gb usb memory modules becoming affordable (I bought my son one for Christmas), this is a great upgrade to an already outstanding office suite. I was so impressed with OO2.0 that I signed up for a monthly contribution to the org.; Posted by: jsm555 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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