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Small Business Software: 6 OpenOffice.org Extensions

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Eric Geier
Eric Geier
May 18, 2010

OpenOffice.org is a terrific productivity suite that can save you lots of money over its main rival, MS Office. Even better, you can customize it to your needs by adding extensions that provide various capabilities — in this case analyzing readability, special text effects, advanced math functions and more. Read the full article on LinuxPlanet to see how you can power up your productivity.




OpenOffice.org (OOo for short) is a powerful open source and multi-platform office suite, and is even comparable to Microsoft Office. However, there’s always room-to-grow, features to improve, and things to customize. Luckily, the open source community provides a great repository of extensions and add-ons. Today, we’ll look at six of them. Now let’s get started!


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