OpenOffice Automation Automating tasks in OpenOffice
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more »OpenOffice 3.0: Three Million Downloads in the First Week
Oct 22, 2008In an announcement on his blog, the UK's OpenOffice Marketing Manager, John McCreesh, states that in the first week of its release, OpenOffice.org 3.0 registered over 3 million downloads.
more »RawTherapee Processing RAW files with RawTherapee
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more »Funambol Synchronizes with Google Android
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more »IBM's New IT Standards Policy: ISO Is Not Exclusive
Sep 23, 2008IBM declared in a new corporate policy that it was establishing new IT standards and redefining its ties with the International Standards Organization (ISO). If developing countries want to develop their own standards, IBM is willing to support them. Ramifications are clear regarding the turbulent debate around acceptance of Microsoft's Open Office XML (OOXML) data format.
more »Second Release Candidate for Open Office 3.0
Sep 23, 2008The OpenOffice project has taken the next step toward version 3.0 of its free office package by publishing release candidate 2 (RC 2)
more »Open Office 3.0 – Release Candidate 1
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more »Workspace: OpenOffice.org Bookmarks How to bookmark anything in OpenOffice.org
Aug 31, 2008Learn how to bookmark OpenOffice.org documents with the Bookmarks Menu extension or create your own bookmarking tool.
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