I've also switched to LibreOffice from OpenOffice and have had no 
problems.  So my suggestion is LibreOffice.  I've not found the need for 
MS Office this century.

On 01/24/2012 12:20 PM, Mr. B-o-B wrote:
> Hello, and a good day to you all.  I am in the process of migrating 
> many of our companies applications currently running on an old Citrix 
> Presentation Server 4.0 to the latest greatest XenApp Server.
>
> On the old server we are using M$ Office 2003 (mainly Excel for the 
> applications that export data).
>
> The new XenApp server is going to need to have a spreadsheet 
> application.  This leaves me with the following:
> 1)    I could use M$ Office 2003 again
> 2)    OpenOffice.org
> 3)    LibreOffice
>
> I do have Office 2007 over here, but all the licenses I have do not 
> allow for running in terminal server, and M$ Off 2010 is out as they 
> finally caught on & have turn this into a licensing nightmare (not to 
> mention the high cost for just Excel basically)
>
> I have been playing with both ooo's & libre's CALC program.  They are 
> both decent, but I am leaning more towards ooo.
>
> I know Libre has become popular.  ooo source has been turned over to 
> Apache, but the future still looks unclear to me.
>
> My question is to you all if you had to use Excel 2003, OOO Calc, or 
> Libre Calc in a production environment what would you use & why?
>
> Thanks!
>
> Mr. B-o-B
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