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Don't pay for free programs, dang it!You have been talking the free OpenOffice for a long time. I finally get ready to download and all I see is "credit card or PayPal." What gives? Not free? OPENOFFICE IS FREE! FREE, FREE, FREE, I TELL YOU! IT IS FREEEEEEEEEEEEEE! I hope that's clear. The above question is actually pretty reasonable. Often people in this position accuse me of incompetence. Or they insist that I am a liar or a crook. Or, sometimes they send e-mail, saying, "Yu are really dum." (Yes, that's the way they write.) These complaints are just loopy. People pay for free programs because they wander astray. Some sites try to sell free programs. Others try to lure you to different programs. The Internet is the modern equivalent of the Wild West. Practically anything goes. There are plenty of shysters looking for your money. They know that many people can't spot ads, even though they're marked. You just have to be on your guard. OpenOffice is free and open source. That means that anyone can use it and alter it. Most of us, of course, just want to use it. The current version is 3.0. Sun Microsystems is the prime driver of OpenOffice. Want to save a bundle? Try OpenOffice. Click here for all the info. Every day, Team Komando produces some of the best content you'll find anywhere on the Internet. Here is a sampling of what's new on our site today! • Tomorrow is the Big Day: Tomorrow, enter to great prizes in my Great Giveaway Sweepstakes! Enter daily online to win! Plus, every caller who speaks with me on the air wins a valuable prize. You have to call when I am broadcasting the show live on Saturday mornings, 7 a.m. to 10 a.m. Pacific Time. The number to call is toll-free 1-888-825-5254. • Video of the Day: It's never too late to pursue your passion. It could be writing, acting, skiing or music. Ginger Arn's passion is dancing. • Cool Site of the Day: The same tunes get boring, don't they? If you're looking for new music, try today's site. See what others are listening to. • Digital Minute, on your radio: How would you like to tour ancient Rome? You can do just that—right from the comforts of your own home. • Free Download of the Day: Many investors are losing their shirts in the stock market. Well, maybe they just need to use a supercomputer. • Tip on the site: Today we bring you Ralph, who's got a lot of photos. He wants to burn them to DVDs. The Digital Goddess explains it all. Monday's Tip, in your e-mail: Get up to speed on fast memory cards Kim :)
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