No, Outlook Express (also seriously unfashionable in usenet circles, I
know)., but once Office is installed it shares the proofing tools/settings.
Pretty usefull, but every once in a while a typo gets corrected by something
I didn't intend.
Jan.
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Kendt
Just had another cool memory (totally OT) - He's an aeronautical
engineer, and couldn't get wind-tunnel time to test an idea he was
working on, so he built a test rig to hold a wing section and winglet
vertically in place of the passenger seat. I sat on the center console
recording readings from a spring scale while he drove up and down the
parkway - I think we did one run at around 80 :).
Kendt
True.
Although I don't really have an axe to grind here (honestly), it's worth
pointing out that IDC, Jupiter and Gartner estimate OpenOffice's share of
the large enterprise market at 10%, while Forrester goes as far as claiming
15%.
Which would indicate some erosion of MS market share.
Incidentally, Forrester's figures were based on a study of 140 large North
American companies, rather than OpenOffice download stats.
uwe
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