Re: recommending open-source sw and OpenOffice.org WAS (no subject)

["Barry Campbell" <barry -dot- campbell -at- gmail -dot- com>]

Gratuitous self-link:

The Knowledge Worker Free/Open Source Toolbox lists lots of freeware
and/or open-source tools that would be of use to technical writers.
It can be found here:

http://campbell-online.com/resources/knowledge_worker_toolbox.html

As noted, OpenOffice 2.02 is a very powerful and useful program; the
Toolbox lists many alternatives to the more familiar commercial
software that tech writers use every day.

- bc

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