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OpenOffice 3.2 Coming November – What’s New

OpenOffice is the default Office suite in Ubuntu, and most other Linux distros, and for good reason, too – it’s more than an equal for Microsoft’s all-dominant Microsoft Office suite.openoffice-logo-420x259

Version 3.2 will be released towards the end of November 2009. What will be new?

  • Speedier Startups
  • GTK integration Gnome
  • Encryption support for Microsoft Office files
  • Microsoft 2007 document support – including password protected files
  • ‘notes’ renamed ‘comments’
  • Ability to add notes to presentation or drawing
  • Collaborate via comments
  • Keyboard shortcuts can now use ‘ALT’.
  • Removes the limitation on the length of the password in ODF documents
  • Small changes to menu ordering in certain applications

You can find even more information on new features/improvements/bug fixes @ the Oo.o wiki: http://wiki.services.openoffice.org/wiki/Feature_Freeze_Testing_3.2

Install

To install OpenOffice 3.2 beta you can download and run one of the following install scripts: -

ftp://ftp.funet.fi/pub/mirrors/openoffice.org/developer/install_scripts/

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