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					"An Application Transition Map can help you plan how your transition will take place. To create one, prioritize all the applications in your environment and map each one to its corresponding open source (or otherwise-preferable) alternative.",	// 2
					"The Change Impact Curve can help you take the 'human factor' into account by understanding the natural user reaction to change.",	// 3					
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					"The OpenOffice.org Writer interface is comfortably familiar. By the second or third time I had opened it, I could not remember whether I was in OpenOffice.org or the pricey proprietary processor I have been using for the past 12 years.",	// 7								
					"You can easily customize, hide, add and remove buttons from the OO Writer toolbars using the button checklists.",	// 8	
					"The OO Writer Status Bar includes only basic information and a few buttons. Here you can tell at a glance what page you are on and how many pages total are in your document and whether or not you have made unsaved changes to the document (indicated by an asterisk in the right button). You can also edit the page style, reduce or enlarge the screen display, toggle between Insert and Overwrite and choose your selection mode (standard, extended and add).",	// 9
					"In the Extended selection mode, every time and everywhere you click in your document, OO Writer highlights chunks of nearby text. You can turn on this feature by clicking to toggle between selection modes in the status bar: Standard (STD), Extended (EXT) and add (ADD).",	// 10								
					"You will find the usual assortment of pull-down menus across the top of the OO Writer screen: File, Edit, View, Insert, Format, Table, Tools, Window and Help. File lists predictable functions along with a few fun surprises, such as Wizards and Reload.");	// 11																																									
					
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