Issue #75 / Feb 2007

What happens when you feed an ODT document created with OpenOffice to a word processor like AbiWord, KWord, or Writely? Read on to find out.

With a little help from the ODF plugin, Microsoft Office can open up documents saved in the free Open Document format. A short test reveals just how well it works.

If OpenOffice is too fat and feature-rich for your taste, try one of the office alternatives. We found much to like and much to wish for when we put six office suites to the test.

A mobile office without a laptop? No problem – a new generation of web applications converts your browser into a word processor or spreadsheet.

See what’s new in Fedora Core 6 – the latest release of the Red Hat-based Fedora project.