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 Le 2010-10-19 23:02, Michel Gagnon a écrit :
Hello everyone,

I think I am the sole member of Québec so far. My mother tongue is French and I generally work in French using French-language software, but I agree with what has been said so far: a single North-American list serves us much better than many regional lists.
Contrary to many others, I am neither a programmer nor an IT 
technician. I am a power user and support my colleagues at the office 
(with outside help for difficult problems) and at home.
I have had an interest in OpenOffice for a long time, but basically, 
OpenOffice 1 and 2 had a major bug which made it almost non-usable for 
me: the "space before" a paragraph appeared even when said paragraph 
was at the top of the page.
At the moment, I use both Microsoft Office 2003 and OpenOffice 3.2 and 
I try to use either one when they are most suitable. I prefer Writer 
for long documents with variables and complex stylesheets, but Word 
for short documents or those that need to be typeset. I feel equally 
at ease with Calc and Excel, but I have yet to do anything decent with 
Impress. Often, I have to say that I must use Microsoft products 
because that's what our customers need. If I post a Word or Excel 
document on our company website, our clients consider it worthy; it I 
post a Writer or Calc document, they all complain about that 
"unreadable document". Some of our clients do not have enough computer 
literacy to install OpenOffice, the others don't have the permissions 
to do so; therefore it is Microsoft or PDF documents! As an engineer, 
a good part of my work load is spent writing technical and other 
support documents as well as presentation files that my colleagues use 
when they train our customers.
I have to say that my input time is limited. I am torn between this 
new product (still beta), the fairly reliable OOo 3.2 (and, alas, the 
needed Microsoft Office). I definitely have ideas about what is needed 
to make the LibreOffice interface more user-friendly and I could 
provide some input on French translations, but I have a limited amount 
of time.

Merci Michel et bienvenue à l'équipe de marketing canadienne. Hence, I no longer blush when I talk of the Canadian Marketing Team, we are two! Welcome! Any donation of your time and your contributions will be most appreciated.
Marc Paré
Canadian Marketing Team

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http://www.parEntreprise.com


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