SilentBob4 writes “Each year, more OpenOffice.org books hit the market, with nearly a dozen easily available in US bookstores today. They include very technical references, very basic introductions, and books that focus like a laser on just a small portion of the software’s capabilities. The small publishing company Hentzenwerke focuses their books on two areas: the migration from Windows to Linux, and OpenOffice.org. They have already published three books on OOo, and are becoming the go-to publisher for OOo information. One of their recent books, “The Tiny Guide to OpenOffice.org” by Benjamin Horst, seeks to act as the glue connecting all other resources on OpenOffice.org together.”
Link: MadPenguin.org
