I have WP for Linux but didnt'like it much. I'll take
a look at Crossover Office.
I did look at the StarOffice 6.0 beta and have
OpenOffice 6.0, and for most docs it great. It's just
that for some of these some people had to much time on
there hands and there is a lot of unnecessary
formatting that doesn't convert.
Thanks,
Carson
--- William R Coulter <wreedc@mindspring.com> wrote:
> You wrote:
>
> Codeweavers has a package called "Crossover Office"
> that is explicitly
> designed to run M$ Office under Linux (I think that
> this is a
> specialized version of Wine). You have to pay for
> Crossover Office
> ($25?) and then you have to pay for M$ Office. Have
> you looked at
> WordPerfect for Linux? I would expect it to be able
> to read and write
> M$ Office documents (though I don't know for sure).
> Is there a Beta of
> StarOffice 6 that you could try? If it reads and
> writes the docs that
> you need, it might be worth the cash.
> --ronan
>
>
> I didn't know that WordPerfect works under Linux.
> When did this happen? I
> have used that program before.
>
> William
>
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