At the Kiama Meeting CCANSW members listened to Andrew Thornberry talk about cutting IT costs in the modern office. Andrew made mention of OpenOffice as a zero license cost replacement for Microsoft Office.

OpenOffice.org 3.0 costs absolutely nothing but comes closer than anything else to letting you delete your copy of Microsoft Office (which probably cost you a lot). Even though OpenOffice.org—which is, yes, an application suite, not just a Web site—can't do everything Office can, it can do a lot, and it has some of its own tricks that even Office can't manage. PC Mag lists 7 things you...