Were you rolling out OOo on Windows or Linux?  If it was on Windows,
couldn't they just purchase Publisher as a stand-alone product (assuming
there's no free replacement, and I can't think of any right now)?

I strongly agree that the PLUG website should have a list of Free/Open
Source software, links, and descriptions.  If I could get access to the
PLUG server, I'd be happy to get this going.  <wink> <wink> <nudge>
<nudge>
~M


On Sun, 14 Jul 2002, Tom Emerson wrote:

> APLUG could use a collection of pages & links to software and
> recommendations on the web site.
>
> Another app, Microsoft Publisher, available on the Microsoft Office
> Professional CD and is also available stand-alone.  (A desktop publishing
> app).
>
> We were this -> <-  close to rolling out OpenOffice.org for a client, they
> said no when they realized an MS Publisher equivelant was not part of
> OpenOffice.org.  Egg on our faces, we didn't have an answer at that
> moment.
>
> Any good desktop publishing packages out there?
>
>
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