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I assure you I am not a codeweavers employee nor am I working on the WINE project but I am a very satisfied CrossOver Office customer. For me WINE is a pain to install so I support and use CrossOver. Sorry lixy for not mentioning the WINE beta release.
You know I never saw what the big deal was with these M$-Office compatible API's.
I mean, for the most part, openoffice 2.0 can pretty much do anything MS Office does,
and if you need to do something that ooffice can't, then better to dual-boot windoze.
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