OpenTemplate a free open source office templates for open office users .

03.03.2009 · Posted in Articles, Featured

Many users shifted to open office recently specially those who are linux users , or move to linux , OpenTemplate is an open source template portal for templates considering OpenOffice applications : ODF Text , Spreadsheet , Presentation , Base , Graphics , and there are list of cliparts and fonts there .

OpenOffice is the real alternative for Ms.Office , its free , open source , run on windows , linux , mac osx . and it contains the basic applications which in Ms.Office as well .

OpenOffice Writer . Microsoft Word alternative .
OpenOffice.org Impress : which is the alternative for Powerpoint .
OpenOffice Base : The alternative for Microsoft Aceess .
OpenOffice Spreadsheet
OpenOffice Draw
OpenOffice Math

OpenOffice Handles the templates more easier than Microsoft office , however the fear of incompatibility with Microsoft windows dose exist anymore , cause it handle Microsoft office documents easily . OpenOffice also export your documents to certain formats as PDF for your writer documents , SWF for your presentation , CVS for your spreadsheet , as well as exporting them to special versions and editions of Microsoft office .

OpenOffice template is still a new project , which needs more activity to fill it up with more documents templates .

What is the use for OpenTemplates and Office Templates for Doctors ?!

Reports ,
Charts ,
Prescriptions ,
Drugs charts ,
…etc

OpenOffice is free for downloads , for almost all the available platforms ( Windows , Linux , Mac OSX , Solaris , …) with huge variations for the supported languages as well .

Conclusion :
Doctors can use OpenOffice to create their own templates which they don’t find in the current medical software they are using . and share it for other doctors on OpenTemplates.org

Hamza Emadeen Mousa

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Hamza Emadeen Mousa wrote 474 articles on this blog.

A Computer Geek self-thought , Free Styler designer and Developer . An open source Kid , a blogger who has been playing ( geeking ) around computers since the 90s . This kid happened to be a Doctor .