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Name of company or service provider.
Sun Microsystems.Name of product(s) or service(s) or categories of Product types or
service types.
Description of Product type or service.
OpenOffice.org is a full office suite to replace Microsoft Office and it has so many features, file formats, and the interface people have come to expect from Office. It's all around a great product. It has Writer, Calc, and Impress (Word, Excel, and PowerPoint) and many more programs such as an Microsoft access clone. It also has a nice HTML editor.Rate the policy or agreement based on fairness and how much they trust the customer (1-5 penguins) And post a link to the current agreement at that time and date in a saved .pdf file that is on a private page or server so that it can't be altered by the company. Provide a link to their current agreement.
User Reviews. if you can find them on line or reviews by other sites. (average their ratings and boil them all down into one 1 - 5 rating.
Product or service quality, value, Bang per buck ratio.
Similar products or services from other companies.
Not that I like Microsoft Works in any way but opening the documents in OpenOffice.org can be a pain unless you install extra plugins that will convert Works files. Microsoft Office 2003 is ok but it has a very hard time opening Office 2007 files even with the converter. Microsoft Office 2007 is ok but it saves in a bad format and it's harder to learn if you are use to the old Office XP, 2000, 97, or 2003 interface. Star Office is good for Macs but OpenOffice.org still seems to have more features and now works on the Mac as well. (Don't take my word for it. Try it out on a Mac and tell me)
Shipping rates, handling, and do they offer USPS, UPS, FEDEX or what? Do the items arrive broken? How long does it take for them to ship them out.
Payment Methods. I.E. PayPal, credit card, google checkout, Direct deposit, etc.
Any personal experiences.
1. I can convert my .doc files into .pdf files without needing to learn how to use some kind of Adobe PDF creator program.
2. I can open Microsoft Office 2007 files if I add plugins and OpenOffice.org plans on including this functionality with their new release.
3. I can open Microsoft Office files and set it up to save in Microsoft Office formats so that users will be able to share and collaborate with their Microsoft friends. (Richard Stallman does not like us using Microsoft formats but I don't think that we can attract as many new users without saving in that format)
Would the average consumer expect to have any of the problems mentioned here on a regular basis or is this something that they would have to be a customer for a long time before they experienced?
Does this company outsource? If so how much is outsourced?
If you buy their product or service for a small fee do you end up
paying more in the end?
Linux compatibility
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