[tdf-discuss] the Meaning of "access" in manifesto

"Johannes A. Bodwing" <jobod -AT- arcor.de>
Tue, 08 Feb 2011 22:28:40 +0100

Hello,

what does "access" mean in the manifesto: "to eliminate the digitaldivide in society by giving everyone access to office productivity toolsfree of charge to enable them to participate as full citizens in the21st century"Is it only the possibility for someone to download from TDF/LO-Sites ora more active way like a distribution by pre-installed LO on PC too?

What does TDF really/precisely understand with "access"?

Greetings,
Johannes


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[tdf-discuss] the Meaning of "access" in manifesto · Johannes A. Bodwing
- Re: [tdf-discuss] the Meaning of "access" in manifesto · Christoph Noack
  - Re: [tdf-discuss] the Meaning of "access" in manifesto · Johannes A. Bodwing
    - Re: [tdf-discuss] the Meaning of "access" in manifesto · Christoph Noack
      - Re: [tdf-discuss] the Meaning of "access" in manifesto · Johannes A. Bodwing
- Re: [tdf-discuss] the Meaning of "access" in manifesto · Jason Corfman
- Re: [tdf-discuss] the Meaning of "access" in manifesto · Christophe Strobbe

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