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Information for Distributors

As a first step, please check the provisions stipulated in our OEM and CD-ROM page. Then please send an email to cdrom@openoffice.org indicating:

Please also subscribe to the mailing lists described below. Doing so will allow us to inform you of updates, new builds, etc., and also allow for discussion on issues pertaining to CD-ROMs.

If you provide OpenOffice.org pre-installed on machines you sell, we would also be interested. If requested, we can include a notation that you supply OEM installations.

Files: What To Distribute

Please refer to the Files Page for the latest information on which files to distribute.

We recommend the use of our pre-built ISO images which may be downloaded. Information on where to find the images, or to use BitTorrent to download them, may be found on the Iso Download page.

Community Distributor

A Community Distributor is anyone who is distributing OpenOffice.org. We have a Community Distributor banner; we also have various logos, banners and graphics, of better quality, that do not say Community Distributor but which you are free to use. There is no obligation to use the Community Distributor banner, however you must request permission to use the logos. This may be done by sending an email to the person responsible. If you are offering a CD-ROM, you are a Community Distributor.

There are some obligations (and many benefits) to being a Community Distributor.

Mailing Lists

We have three primary mailing lists. You must be subscribed to these to post unmoderated messages. We encourage all to join the cdrom@distribution.openoffice.org list, as it is for discussion. But it is only obligatory to join the "announce@distribution.openoffice.org" list.

To subscribe to these, view and search the archives, please go to the Project Mailing Lists.

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