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From: "Stephen Johnson" on 23 Apr 2008 04:38
I came across an article that discussed Microsoft SaaS (Software as a
Service) and read some comments about the article. At least one person who
commented mentioned OpenOffice.org and I thought I would have a look.

The OpenOffice.org website looks professional, however I did find one
typographical error on page http://why.openoffice.org/why_sme.html. Under
the column heading "The no-hassle answer" is the following sentence that
contains the typo, "Behind the scenes, it stores all your valuable data in a
format approved by the International Organization for Standarisation - the
first software package in the world to meet this exacting standard."
Standarisation should, of course, be "Standardization" (I Googled the
International Organization for Standardization to ensure I had the correct
spelling).

Also, when going from the home page (http://www.openoffice.org/) to the page
http://why.openoffice.org/ I got the following Windows Explorer error
message "Your browser cannot display this site correctly - please ask your
vendor for an upgrade". However, when I exit from that error box, I get to
the correct page and things look fine.

I hope the above helps.






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