Double click the MSI file to install the Add-in for Word 2007.
If installation is successful, you should see a new "ODF" entry in the "File" menu in Word 2007. It allows you to either import an ODF text file or export your current working document as an ODF text file (note that during development process, those functionalities might be temporary unavailable).
Important note: The ODF file opened by the add-in is converted into Office OpenXML (Office 2007 new file format) and imported into Word as a read-only file. If you want to save it as ODF, you have to use the "Export as ODF" button and provide a new file name (that can be the same as the current file name).
I started off with a slow unstable computer I borrowed from my father. Since then I replaced every part piece-by-piece over a couple of years and returned the old parts to my father.
Now I have a CoolerMaster Centurion 5 case, Some ASUS MB with Nforce chipset, Athlon 2200+, 1 gig ram 'fallen off a truck', 250gig HD (my 150gig HD broke down a year ago), XFX GeForce 6200 128mb (newest part, replaced my onboard Geforce2), Trident audio card (replaced my onboard), Zallman CPU cooler, CoolerMaster powersupply, DVD-rw (my cdrom-drive broke down four months ago), USB and USB 2.0 extension PCI cards, Xerox 19" monitor (I recommend this one! http://www.xerox-displays.com/XA7series.html?produ ct=WCP35&page=modl) Logitec optical mouse, CanoScan LiDE 60 scanner.
Now it's the most quiet computer in this student-building (now 29 deg. Celcius in the building), the most stable and because of the software it's the snapiest. The piece-by-piece replacing method it the way to go for students.
Mother Goose Supaplex Larry Eco quest II Monkey Island Stunts Need for Speed 3 Day of the Tentacle Wolfenstein 3D Mortal Kombat Street Fighter The Incredible Machine Doom II Rise of the Triad Mariokart Sim City Tristan pinball Flight Simulator Transport Tycoon Settlers II Unreal Tournament Gunship 2000 Falcon 3.0 Strike Commander Golden Eye 007 Jazz Jack Rabbit Donkey Kong Country Double Dragon X-wing Tetrinet Nascar Destruction Derby I & II Red Baron Duke Nukem Topgear Commander Keen 6
A really fast picture-collection browser. It sorts everything on date by the meta-data that your digital camera put in the files. You can add 'catagories' and the like yourself. Generate albums and such.
Slashdot Mirror
Which would you click?
A man showing off his muscles with a shrunken dick in a 'ball-squizer' advertizing a big bottle with pills, or, spread leggs.
No you are wrong.
;-)
OpenOffice saves as ODF just fine.
Installation
Double click the MSI file to install the Add-in for Word 2007.
If installation is successful, you should see a new "ODF" entry in the "File" menu in Word 2007. It allows you to either import an ODF text file or export your current working document as an ODF text file (note that during development process, those functionalities might be temporary unavailable).
Important note: The ODF file opened by the add-in is converted into Office OpenXML (Office 2007 new file format) and imported into Word as a read-only file. If you want to save it as ODF, you have to use the "Export as ODF" button and provide a new file name (that can be the same as the current file name).
I heard that's next for Ubuntu.
Microsoft is _sponsoring_ the development in open source.
Not exactly the same.
I for once have faith in what they are gonna do.
They might just hear people and governments saying 'we don't take it anymore'.
I started off with a slow unstable computer I borrowed from my father. Since then I replaced every part piece-by-piece over a couple of years and returned the old parts to my father.
u ct=WCP35&page=modl)
Now I have a CoolerMaster Centurion 5 case,
Some ASUS MB with Nforce chipset,
Athlon 2200+,
1 gig ram 'fallen off a truck',
250gig HD (my 150gig HD broke down a year ago),
XFX GeForce 6200 128mb (newest part, replaced my onboard Geforce2),
Trident audio card (replaced my onboard),
Zallman CPU cooler,
CoolerMaster powersupply,
DVD-rw (my cdrom-drive broke down four months ago),
USB and USB 2.0 extension PCI cards,
Xerox 19" monitor (I recommend this one! http://www.xerox-displays.com/XA7series.html?prod
Logitec optical mouse,
CanoScan LiDE 60 scanner.
Now it's the most quiet computer in this student-building (now 29 deg. Celcius in the building), the most stable and because of the software it's the snapiest. The piece-by-piece replacing method it the way to go for students.
See more info at:
iownyourdvds.org
I think these (which?) are the exception. Most open standards are very well documentated and supported by a multitude of apps.
Well they had to change SOMETHING for calling it a new version. Better changing the interface than ruining a finished product.
Well, they _do_ only show you screenshots of the programmes installed by default in an distribution in most 'reviews' I've read so far.
They have a full working version.
The problem is they set a bit wrong and it only works when you don't look at it.
Which project can generate the geekiest screensaver from your precessed data?
I've been using http://www.freesco.org/ many years ago.
It ran from a 1.44MB disk on a computer with as little as 4 (or was it 8?) MB RAM and worked for years.
... a cure against skin-cancer ... and an increased possibility of slashdotters mating.
Everybody will be as pale as we are! Yey!
Or you just type in:
idspispopd = Walk through wall in noclip style
That might be true, however... In Soviet Russia
Nobody uses it you said? I had to type my homepage on a typewriter because my server shut down and I lost all my information!
http://tribbin.nl/
Games I played the most
Mother Goose
Supaplex
Larry
Eco quest II
Monkey Island
Stunts
Need for Speed 3
Day of the Tentacle
Wolfenstein 3D
Mortal Kombat
Street Fighter
The Incredible Machine
Doom II
Rise of the Triad
Mariokart
Sim City
Tristan pinball
Flight Simulator
Transport Tycoon
Settlers II
Unreal Tournament
Gunship 2000
Falcon 3.0
Strike Commander
Golden Eye 007
Jazz Jack Rabbit
Donkey Kong Country
Double Dragon
X-wing
Tetrinet
Nascar
Destruction Derby I & II
Red Baron
Duke Nukem
Topgear
Commander Keen 6
Keep your friggin' magnetic hands of my bank-card you idiot!
For the harddrive and other parts not to break, the laptop better have some sort of buffer to break the fall instead.
Maybe not exactly what you are looking for, but;
http://f-spot.org/
A really fast picture-collection browser. It sorts everything on date by the meta-data that your digital camera put in the files. You can add 'catagories' and the like yourself. Generate albums and such.
RTFM... uhm... wait.
Well, pretty self-explanatory isn't it?
All I know is that I no longer pay attention to that lately. All stable latest and greatest is now in dapper.
To convince your friends to try it, order 10 PC-edition CD's delivered at your door for free and give them away to people mildly interested.
It's live-CD installer style. Will probably impress many.
https://shipit.ubuntu.com/
"Those servers that were mirroring the video were litteraly hammered to the point of non-recognition."
Isn't it funny that people use the word 'litteraly' when they actually mean the opposite?