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openoffice, neooffice, or other?
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Hi, I'm looking to install an office alternative, I know neooffice is based on open office, and I know openoffice is working on an "aqua" version. which of these is my best bet? Or is there another?
I do not have any recent experience with any.
thanks.
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Originally Posted by cgc 
Neooffice.
I love using NeoOffice, except for the periodic error message. NeoOffice is carbonized, unlike the Mac version of OpenOffice, which uses X11. OpenOffice is trying to release a Carbonized version (they consider it "Aqua"
porting: OpenOffice.org for Mac OS X : FAQ
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Open office has some more recent builds of some things that Neo office lacks. Unless you absolutely need something in the latest version of Open, it's Neo all the way.
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