RE: [OOo-Hebrew] Thanks

"Tomer Gabel" <[email protected]>
Newsgroups gmane.comp.openoffice.hebrew
Organization Monfort Software Engineering Ltd.
Message-ID <[email protected]>
אני יכול לומר שבחברה שלי משתמשים (כלומר אני ולפחות עוד עובד אחד) ב-OOo
בהצלחה מרובה, גם באינטראקציה עם משתמשי Office.

החוסר ב-Outlook הוא באמת בעייתי, מכמה סיבות:
1. שום תוכנה אחרת לא תומכת כראוי בסנכרון PDAים
2. אני לא מכיר אף תוכנה שמסוגלת באמת לעבוד כמו שצריך מול Exchange, אבל אצלנו
בחברה זו לא בעיה כי אנחנו לא משתמשים בזה :-)
3. Thunderbird – מבחינתי האלטרנטיבה החזקה ביותר ל-Outlook – עדיין לא תומכת
בעברית בצורה נוחה, גם לא עם תוספים, וכמו כן אין calendar ראוי לשמו
(Lightning לא מספיק טוב בשלב זה).

עם זאת, כתחליף ל-Word, Excel ו-Pointpoint מבחינתי OOo עושה את העבודה על הצד
הטוב ביותר.

תומר

 

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From: [email protected]
[mailto:[email protected]] On Behalf Of Nad
Sent: Monday, July 10, 2006 9:01 AM
To: David Grossman; New Love Films
Cc: [email protected]
Subject: Re: [OOo-Hebrew] Thanks

 


אני אישית מאוד מעוניינת ב-OO .

אני רואה תוכנה עם אפשרויות רבות.

אני מחפשת חברות  שמשתמשים רק ב-OO  .

מעניין אותי לדעת אם משתמשי OO מידי פעם נתקלים בבעיות של תקשורת עם משתמשי
MICROSOFT?

איך מתגברים בחברה על חוסר יומן (OUTLOOK ) בחבילה ?

נדין

 

 

 

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From: New <mailto:[email protected]>  Love Films

Date: 07/10/06 06:18:07

To: David Grossman <mailto:[email protected]> 

Cc: [email protected]

Subject: Re: [OOo-Hebrew] Thanks

 

I personnaly think the problem is marketing to students/university faculty
and stores.

Once it will be installed in all new computers slowly people will start to
use it.

Students and faculty will help pass the word. I think not enough effort has
been implamented in these two directions. 

 

Dan

 

On 7/10/06, David Grossman < <mailto:[email protected]> [email protected]>
wrote: 

> Open Office is a great product.
> That said, I told some friends and it seems no one has heard about it. 
> I tried to persuade some people in Israel to try it and they  were afraid.
> They feared their computer might crash or it might affect their regular
> Windows Office programs.
>
> Being new to the world of open office, I wondered why isn't it being 
> publicized more?
>
> Dan

Well, now you are able to help spread the world :-)

However, that is not enough.

Several years ago, OO was distributed at an exhibition (FIS? Computax? I'm 
not sure).

I attend many Anashim Umachshevim conferences. OO is never there. Those are
important conferences, attended by IT and decision-makers. OO should be
there. It would make OO become an acceptable and mainstream product. 

As a matter of fact, Anashim Umachshevim conferences should include lectures
about OO. Those conferences do occasionally include other open source
products, such as variations of Linux.

Dan has a very good point. What can be done to publicize OO at Stier and 
Anashim Umachshevim events?

David Grossman

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