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  • Red Hat Summit, 2007

    Check out SearchEnterpriseLinux.com's Red Hat Summit 2007 coverage. We'll be live from the exhibit floor with breaking news, interviews and product announcements at this event. 

  • Product news from Red Hat Summit 2007

    At Red Hat Summit, Red Hat Exchange officially opened its doors offering products from MySQL, ZmandaT and more. Check out other product releases, as well. 

  • Grammar checking in OpenOffice

    An office expert recommends a grammar checker that is compatible with OpenOffice. 

  • Macros in OpenOffice

    An office suite expert suggests different ways to set up macros in OpenOffice. 

  • Help with OpenOffice's Impress

    An expert offers a few tips for getting started with OpenOffice's slide presentation program, Impress. 

  • Licensing and application security

    Security expert James Turnbull explains that licensing restrictions can provide safeguards but not a complete defense. Then, he recommends what to look for when considering the security of an application. 

  • Novell's OpenOffice or OpenOffice.org?

    An expert describes the differences between commercial Linux distribution SUSE's version of OpenOffice versus the version from OpenOffice.org. 

  • BakBone backs up Red Hat Enterprise Linux 5

    BakBone is expanding its Linux-based data protection portfolio to include the recently released Red Hat Enterprise Linux 5. 

  • Faster loading with OpenOffice

    An expert recommends loading OpenOffice during your system startup for faster usage. 

  • Office software: GoogleDocs, OpenOffice or Microsoft Office?

    An office suite expert explains the differences between GoogleDocs, OpenOffice and Microsoft Office, and goes deeper into the OpenXML vs. OpenDocument debate.