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OpenOffice.org 3 is the leading open-source office software suite for word processing, spreadsheets, presentations, graphics, databases and more.

It stores all your data in an international open standard format and can also read and write Microsoft Office files.

It can be downloaded and used completely free of charge for any purpose.

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Linux.com: "StarOffice 9 reminds me of the classic Monty Python skit in which Graham Chapman wrestles himself. Although StarOffice is being aggressively presented as an alternative to Microsoft Office, it seems to be equally marketed and bundled to compete against OpenOffice.org, the free software project that is sponsored by Sun and that shares a common code base with StarOffice.

The trouble is, the differences between the two have diminished with each release, until, with StarOffice 9, you have to wonder who the potential customers might be."

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Cyber Cynic: "This time around it's a study by ClickStream Technologies, which found Microsoft Office, to be far more popular than OpenOffice.org, which in turn was far more popular than Google Docs.

What Microsoft doesn't mention is that ClickStream is headed by Microsoft's former head of Microsoft Office research.

Very independent, eh?"

No, Microsoft isn't releasing a platform-native version of Office for Linux. They're doing something a lot smarter: releasing a platform- neutral version of Office -- their vaunted Office Web suite -- that can ...

A recent blog post from Sarah Parez tries to answer some "want-to-know" questions on the upcoming Microsoft Office Web Applications .A With software as a service becoming more popular, Google has quickly become ...

When Scott Barker, the director of IT at the UW's Information School, wrote in an e-mail to staff last week that there might be early trials of the Web-based Microsoft Office on campus, his announcement ...

Is IBM gearing up to disrupt Microsoft Office? Apparently so. In fact, Big Blue is bringing Lotus Symphony 1.2 — an open source application suite — to the Mac.

(Lotus Symphony already runs on Linux and Windows.) And IBM is recruiting channel partners to back Symphony.

Here’s the scoop from The VAR Guy.

Intranet Journal: "OpenOffice has hit version 3, and the free alternative to Microsoft Office and other commercial office suites is looking more professional and fully featured than ever before.

The suite counts a user base of over 100 million users, and has had over 160 million downloads since it began, according to community manager Louis Suarez-Potts."