: Full support for the Unicode character standard allows for the creation of documents in Japanese, Chinese, and Korean (CJK) within a single file.
: Based on OpenOffice.org 3.0.1; introduced an improved Extension Manager. Update 2 : Based on OpenOffice.org 3.1.0. Sun StarOffice 9 -9.2- Update 4- Multilanguage ...
(finalized in early 2010), the software suite entered a cycle of "Product Updates." StarOffice / OpenOffice.org “Q” Product Concept : Full support for the Unicode character standard
| | Key Fixes | | :--- | :--- | | Update 1 | Initial 9.2 release; VBA macro security issues. | | Update 2 | Crash on importing large Excel (XLSX) files. | | Update 3 | PDF export losing hyperlinks. | | Update 4 | Final patch: Fixed a critical vulnerability in the Lotus Notes connector. Added 15 new language dictionaries (including Croatian and Serbian Latin). Resolved a memory leak when using the multithreaded spell-checker. | (finalized in early 2010), the software suite entered
: Officially supports 12 major languages with high-quality dictionaries and spellcheckers.
: While OpenOffice was free, StarOffice was a commercial product ($69.95) that included proprietary fonts (like Arial Narrow and Garamond), a wide gallery of clip art, document templates, and enterprise-level technical support. 3. Update 4 and the Transition to Oracle As Sun Microsystems was being acquired by Oracle Corporation