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To: Robert Lewis who wrote (2182)4/15/1997 4:38:00 PM
From: David A. Lethe   of 2329
 
Java Office would be a reasonable product for any corporate user with a LAN-based machine. It would not play in a home environment.

Corel will *probably* be the first company to ship an office automation package that will physically reside on a server (UNIX, NT, even Netware!).

WIll it replace windows-based office? In some places, yes. Non-power users that do simple spreadsheets, wordprocessing would be naturals. Excell users with 1000-cell macro spreadsheets would NOT be candidates for Java Office.
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