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This is the official wiki for NeoOffice, RetroOffice, and the Mac OS X port of OpenOffice.org, the ultimate open-source office suites; featuring a word processor, spreadsheet, presentation, database, drawing software, macros, and much more.

NeoOffice® The stable, fast, actively developed version, recommended for new users. NeoOffice uses bits of Cocoa and Java to implement a more Mac-like user experience. NeoOffice 2.2.1, based on OpenOffice.org 2.2.1, was released on August 27th, 2007. Read the announcement for more info!

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What is NeoOffice? Feature Comparison NeoOffice Release Notes Installation Issues and Solutions Troubleshooting Tips Tips and Hints for Using NeoOffice NeoOffice and Aqua

Screenshots of NeoOffice How to Report Problems How to Contribute to NeoOffice How to Build NeoOffice CD Distribution and Trademark Usage Guidelines NeoOffice Spotlight Importer NeoOffice Quick Look Plugin

Alternatives for Mac OS X users who prefer X11
Although this wiki is focused primarily on NeoOffice, there is also some content that is specific to X11 builds, and there are tips that apply equally to all OpenOffice.org-based applications.
RetroOfficeâ„¢ An enhanced version of OpenOffice.org for those comfortable with UNIX. RetroOffice uses X11 to function. The current release of RetroOffice is 2.2.5, and it runs on both PowerPC and Intel Macs. RetroOffice RetroOffice Tips and Tricks Reporting a bug in RetroOffice Differences between RetroOffice and OpenOffice.org/X11	OpenOffice.org for Mac OS X (X11) The version for those comfortable with UNIX. It uses X11 to function. The current release for OpenOffice.org X11 is 3.0. There are releases for both PPC and Intel Macs. OpenOffice.org for Mac OS X (X11) FAQ for OO.oX11 2.0 - Commonly asked questions OpenOffice.org X11 Tips and Tricks Reporting a bug in OpenOffice.org/X11

More Info

• NeoOffice/C is no longer being developed. Archival information can be found here.
• NeoOffice? NeoOffice/J? NeoOffice/C? RetroOffice? OpenOffice.org? X11? Huh? Which should I use?
• A Brief History of OpenOffice.org and the NeoOffice Projects