Mac 10.5 Leopard
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I have two Macs, and print from the 10.5.8 system.

Mac 10.5 Leopard

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An attempt to install Open Office 4.1.1 has wiped the previous Open Office programme from the machine, and

Mac 10.5 Release Date

I would like to install the most recent but usable version back onto the 10.5.8 machine Openoffice For Mac 10.5 8 Download

. Which version is this, and can I download it to a memory stick via my OSX 10.7.5 machine, rather than having to install it on this (if I still can), transfer it and then reinstall 4.1.1 on the 10.7.5?

Will the two still be compatible for transferring documents?

Many thanks for any assistance.

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