First Open Office 3.0 Beta
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Open Office 2.4 Closes Vulnerabilities
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Apr 11, 2008According to reports, the department of education in the Australian state of New South Wales has decided to install Open Office on its 41,000 computers.
more »Mozilla Releases Sunbird and Lightning Updates
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