Open Office - impress

[Palfrem]

I'm using Open Office as my MS Office trial has expired.

I'm getting on OK with it but find there is a lack of decent presentation templates.

Does anyone know a) where to get some good ones and b) where I need to save the file so it shows up when I'm editing the slides and allows me to apply it please?

Many thanks

 

[dinoy]

I'm using Open Office as my MS Office trial has expired.

I'm getting on OK with it but find there is a lack of decent presentation templates.

Does anyone know a) where to get some good ones and b) where I need to save the file so it shows up when I'm editing the slides and allows me to apply it please?

Many thanks

get hotmail email address ms office is avail online for free to compete with open office and google free ms compatible software!!:bannana:

 

[balge]

This any good?

OpenOffice.org Training, Tips, and Ideas: Quick new presentation templates to use in OpenOffice Impress

http://extensions.services.openoffice.org/project/SunTemplatepack_1

cheers

 

[Sp!ke]

Do you know anyone that has a home use program at work?

If you do they can purchase Office 2010 Professional for you just £10.

 

[Stratman]

Do you know anyone that has a home use program at work?

If you do they can purchase Office 2010 Professional for you just £10.

Me

It's a painless system too. Your employer gives you a code, you go the the relevant bit of the Microsoft site and download (or order a DVD) the software. Activate it and off you go.

If your employer uses MS Office and doesn't operate the scheme (maybe through ignorance) point them at it and see what happens.

 

[BTB 500]

It's only valid for installation on a single machine though ...

 

[Stratman]

My installation allowed three.