Which word processor should I download?

Hello.
Should I download OpenOffice.org or NeoOffice.org? Which one is the better and more reliable one? Which one has more features? Would you recommend another word processor for my iMac?
Thank you.

Hi,
Hello.
Should I download OpenOffice.org or NeoOffice.org? Which one is the better and more reliable one? Which one has more features? Would you recommend another word processor for my iMac?
I am running both of them on my Macs and both run fine without issues and do what I want from them.
For a Word processor only have a look at AbiWord http://www.abisource.com/
Thank you.
You're welcome.
Stefan

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