You ever heard of sustaining innovation, if so then you realize that for the people that utilze the full potential of Office 2003 do not see it as being bloated. As for system resouces if you are still running a 800 mhz computer with all that spyware running, you might say it is slow. As for people that are currently using Office XP they probably do not see a need to upgrade, even though in my opinion Office 2003 runs better, and is more intutive. As for OO, I have not try the new version, but my experience with the previous version is as follows: it still has a lot of work to do, it is unstable, and only serve as a substitute product for cheapies.
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You ever heard of sustaining innovation, if so then you realize that for the people that utilze the full potential of Office 2003 do not see it as being bloated. As for system resouces if you are still running a 800 mhz computer with all that spyware running, you might say it is slow. As for people that are currently using Office XP they probably do not see a need to upgrade, even though in my opinion Office 2003 runs better, and is more intutive. As for OO, I have not try the new version, but my experience with the previous version is as follows: it still has a lot of work to do, it is unstable, and only serve as a substitute product for cheapies.