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Download IBM Lotus Symphony without registering
Fortunately, it turns out that there are a few ways to download the program without first signing up. No, we're not talking about downloading it from a gray market BitTorrent tracker, although we're pretty sure that's another possibility.
- Download the installer from Softpedia.
- Try the direct download link for the Windows version.
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Charles said 3:37PM on 9-19-2007
I tried IBM to download Lotus Symphony but what a pain. Not only do you have to sign up with all your info you then have to download via their downloader tool, and if you don't want to do that then HTTP download is 5kbs....are you kidding me--I have Cable! Several hours later you might try the software or like me you will stop and go on with your life!!!
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Grantium said 4:21PM on 9-19-2007
Paste the download link's domain into bugmenot.
Here's one:
Username noone@bugmetnot.com
Password letmein1234
Here's more: http://www.bugmenot.com/view/software.ibm.com
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S Dreams said 1:04AM on 9-20-2007
I got mine from softpedia yesterday, and replaced open office with it, it just looks better. It's a bit slow though. Anyone having trouble with the superscript keyboard shortcut? Everytime I press ctrl+shift+p it opens the properties, doesn't superscript like help says it should.
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jlw said 5:02PM on 9-21-2007
I used the Download director option and the whole process took 25 minutes.
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Ben said 5:15PM on 10-06-2007
linux system
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nmtuan said 1:30PM on 10-04-2007
thanks IBM!!!
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ilab said 11:22AM on 10-11-2007
crazie
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xxx said 10:36PM on 10-12-2007
thank you
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Anto said 7:56AM on 10-26-2007
Thanks IBM...
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