>> For anyone interested: SOT Linux 2003 will be released
>> in the next week or two, as a download from their
>> site. They are doing away with registration keys,
>> limitations on features, etc. It is an entirely free
>> (no cost) product (in downloaded form). Same with
>> their Office products. They are focused on Project
>> Sales, and don't expect to make any revenue from the
>> software itself.
>> I don't have a lot of experience with their Linux, but
>> I've used SOT Office 2002 for several months now, and
>> I'm totally happy with it. 100% MS Office compatible
>> (minus Access) and very user-friendly.
SOT says their product is based on OpenOffice.org. Have you tried OOo?
If so {
How does SOT Office differ from OOo?
How does SOT Office differ from StarOffice?
also, if the differences are not substantial {
Why not use OOo and support open-source?
Why not use StarOffice, since it has Adabas database?
}
}
Not criticizing, but curious.
Levi
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