OpenOffice.org 3.2.0 RC5

[Bizarre™]

<img src="/images/logos/ooffice.png" class="logo" alt="OpenOffice" title="OpenOffice" />OxygenOffice Professional (formely know as OpenOffice.org Premium) is a extended, free and open source enhancement of official OpenOffice.org plus some Extras for you to use. OxygenOffice Professional the product is a multi-platform office productivity suite. It includes the key desktop applications, such as a word processor, spreadsheet, presentation manager, and drawing program, with a user interface and feature set similar to other office suites. Sophisticated and flexible, OxygenOffice Professional also works transparently with a variety of file formats, including those of Microsoft Office.

Thanks to vinhanhtth for the update.

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[Jota.Ce]

This seems to be the last RC in dev cycle... at last!

PS: Description should be changed to talk about official OpenOffice.org Suite... i even consider there's no rela advantage in using Go-OO instead official OO.o.

PS2: And if you really tight my neck... i don't really know why i use this linuxheads software... it's great to have a free alternative, but i'd like to have a solid alternative... without bugs and withouth thousands of annoyances.

[implague]

I am a gr8 fan of OOO using it from last 2yrs such a fantastik app.yet as free waitin for the final realease

[Jota.Ce]

How about... how the hell saving a document takes 30s ???

Why image rotating is proyected for next year, if it's a *very* basic feature... it should be done in v1.0 ¬¬

And... if you take every millimeter of your pages, sometimes you open your document and some line has been put in next page, you close Writer, and reopen that document, and the line is in correct page... that is the mean of inconsistency itselft. I use it, but i don't know why, sincerely. Perharps cause i'd like it to be an Office killer someday.

This should be a serious alternative to damn Office. Sometimes it's not bad option to mimic original product behaviour and make it free for all people, i don't understand why linuxheads try to be so different (and claim to have a better product). Reality is that very few free products are better than paid versions.

Mimic example: Media Player Classic HomeCinema

The only positive thing i cans say about OpenOffice is... it makes me love my Word 2003 more and more each time i use OO. But i'm waiting to be surprised by OO someday.