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StarOffice 3.1 Mini-HOWTO

Matthew Borowski `( mkb@poboxes.com ) ( http://tarp.worldserve.net/ )`

v1.1, 28 November 1999

Information on installing the StarOffice 3.1 Office Suite by StarDivision.

1. Introduction

2. Obtaining the StarOffice Office Suite

3. Installation of `StarOffice`

4. Running StarOffice

5. StarOffice Tips

6. More Information

7. Contributions

8. Disclaimer and Copyright

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