[ Thanks to Mehra Singh for this
link. ]
“Over the past few weeks, we have spoken about using Linux. One
question that many of you will be asking is, ‘What about my
documents?’ This question is the basis of this article.“A drastic change is always traumatic. If you bite the bullet
and move completely to Linux, you are sure to face many problems.
We recommend that you make the transition in small stages. The
first stage, and one of the most essential ones, is getting used to
OpenOffice. Every Linux distribution worth it’s salt includes
Openoffice.org as the default office suite…”
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