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Lotus Symphony Linux Beta Review
Nov 4, 2007, 09 :00 UTC (0 Talkback[s]) (5977 reads)

(Other stories by Borys Musielak)

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"Recently I've laid my hands on the new IBM's child--Lotus Symphony (beta version). It is an office suite based on OpenOffice.org. Lotus Symphony includes text editor, spreadsheet and presentation tool. I've decided to try this new IBM wonder.

"Lotus Symphony is to be free of charge (but not free) competitor on the office suites market for OpenOffice.org and Star Office (and perhaps even Microsoft Office). It offers ISO26300 (Open Document Format) standard support and support for closed formats of Microsoft and old IBM formats (used in Lotus SmartSuite)..."

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