I feel that this is going to become a larger problem as the computerized community grows larger and larger. I have seen these 'so called' free downloads. They are free for sure. Keeping the FREE software is not. Perhaps one of our fine computing magazines can do a splash article on this...How about contacting a local TV station for something to fill the 5pm to 6:30 pm slot. This way they can add a feather to the cap by saying that they are "helping their viewing public." BTW...I have downloaded OO3; and am enjoying it quite successfully --- for free.
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I feel that this is going to become a larger problem as the computerized community grows larger and larger. I have seen these 'so called' free downloads. They are free for sure. Keeping the FREE software is not. Perhaps one of our fine computing magazines can do a splash article on this...How about contacting a local TV station for something to fill the 5pm to 6:30 pm slot. This way they can add a feather to the cap by saying that they are "helping their viewing public." BTW...I have downloaded OO3; and am enjoying it quite successfully --- for free. AFG