OpenOffice from the Apache Foundation will serve most of your needs. It doesn’t have an e-mail client, however. It has a word processor, a spreadsheet program and a database system. The word

hi folks, I put in a post last week asking if anyone knew of a free program like ms office, but don’t remember any replys. does anyone know of such a program?

paste the Greek string in to the dictionary and then make it say whatever you want.

Yes. Judy

Hey Adrian. I’ll have to see if I can find the model number. I remember looking into this before. Its’ a common monitor manufacturer but, I think, at least ten years old.

Hey there, Takis, Brian Zolo here in Gahanna, Ohio, USA feel free to call me B Z grin! Glad to have you on the list and I also want you to know that we’re praying for the bad wild fire situation

Hi David, I just don’t have it figured out, so can you please tell me how you did it? I copied his name in the email, and put that through the dictionary that part works inside the email, but

Hi Don/all, By all means, I have not been offended because I do not think you asked for something unreasonable, and I think we are courteous with each other. I just suggested a possibly easy way of

Already got it working, but thank you never the less.

Takis, I apologize. Everyone on this list is a valuable contributor to our knowledge. Please forgive me. Don

David, that does explain why I am getting the Greek letter email all of the sudden. I can see a bulb glowing dimly! (on my end!) Have a great day, 73 Bob Hicks, KC8CR

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Thank you for pointing that out to me. It works like a charm. I placed the Greek letters in the dictionary and set it to say Takis.

Nothing wrong with it at all Takis. I am just fiddling with things is all, you’re fine.

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Hi all, I wonder what would be wrong with my suggestion of simply hitting enter, once the Greek stram on my address starts speaking. By hitting enter you should get into my message straight away, and

The strange thing is when I hit alt 1 once it reads the Greek, when I do it twice quickly it reads in English. Virtualize does not seem to work, very odd. Then again I have never tried such a thing

David, when you set up your reply, you also put the Greek letters in the body. Here they are, completely isolated: Παναγιωτης Αντωνοπουλος Now I'll also take a crack at the JAWS

I thought it would be easy, I see that is wrong. Takis, could you send me an email with the Greek characters that show up in the message list in the body of the message. I figure it is worth a try.

That's because that file is the web installer and not the stand a lone installer.