no....because an open source software is distributed for free
Open Office download is FREE. It's what's called 'open source' software.
Open source software is designed to do exactly what its closed source (paid software) counterpart is to do. Open Office for example is free to use and does the same thing as Microsoft office that costs hundreds.
The free office accounting software I know about are Libre office and Open office. They are both based on the same open source software and depend of java to be installed to run correctly.
There are many programs that are required in the process of software localization. These programs include Open Office, Microsoft Office, and other open source software.
Yes it is. It is owned by Microsoft and they do not give access to the source code for the program, unlike open source software programs.
Open source software are not always free. Some of them can be commercial software. In the same way, some freeware are not open source. The term "Open Source" means the source code can be viewed by anyone but some open source products should be buy. Furthermore, a free software is not always a good software. It depends of your expectation upon the quality product. Libreoffice or Openoffice are good Microsoft Office-like suite but the documents they product may be incompatible or have a bad rendering when opened with the original Office suite. In general, your question can be answered with a "YES" but then again, it depends of which Open Source software you are talking to.
Open source software is software that allows the source code to be used. Oftentimes, they are free to use. Open source software is copyrighted.
Open Office is a great open source business productivity suite. It is a Java product and is freely distributable.
I prefer open source software.
Freeware is computer software that is distributed without charge. Open source is computer software the author of which claims no copyright. There are several ways "open source" is defined, the most popular being GNU. However! Freeware can be copyrighted, and open source can be sold for money.
I think it might be along the lines of 'Open Source Software or OSS. Anyone can freely and legally download this software and modify it. An example is open office.