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Re: [LUG] GNU/Linux in schools - SAP

 

I aked this not long ago, if your can search through past message 
subjects you will find an explanation,  

Ben Goodger wrote:

> On 03/11/06, *paul sutton* <zleap@xxxxxxxxx <mailto:zleap@xxxxxxxxx>> 
> wrote:
>
>     The main difference between word and writer is no paperclip,  or
>     annoying features, that check your spelling. grammar as you go
>     along (I
>     have helped its distracting for the kids, and they spend more time
>     asking why they have lines under text than actually typing), 
>
>
> The grammar checker is irritating. The spell checker is not, at least 
> for English (Esperante, it would foul up because of the word-gluing.)
>
>     Open office may lack certain features of word,  but it's certain;y
>     easier to use as a result, most people don't need those super advanced
>     features anyway.   As someone pointed out before schools teach MS
>     office, industry in some areas use SAP. same would apply in science,
>     they are taught to use word to write science reports,  get to uni and
>     you HAVE to use latex as that is industry standard for that type of
>     work,   my cousin is even using Linux for his bio informatics work.
>
>
> What, pray tell, is SAP?
>
> -- 
> Ben Goodger
> #391382
> ---------------------
>
> Mi admiras religiajn; ili estas fine ebliĝinta solvi la maljunegan 
> demandon "kiel oni povas vivi sencerbe?".
> It is well-known that I am blunt and unsophisticated. It's largely 
> your fault if you object to this. 



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