IBM Unveils New Version Of Lotus Symphony
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International Business Machines (IBM) has rolled out the second beta version of its Lotus Symphony 3 office productivity suite in an attempt to take on Microsoft by offering a free alternative to Microsoft’s Office productivity suite. Lotus Symphony 3 has been created by IBM by using the current OpenOffice.org 3 code stream and is designed to offer support for embedded audio/video, Visual Basic macros and OLE objects. According to several tech experts, IBM has...
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