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Check out this article at Ostatic:

Put OpenOffice to Work in Your Home Office | OStatic

Small business owners and freelancers typically have a need for word processing, spreadsheet, or presentation software — and sometimes all three. Commercial software collections like Microsoft Office and Apple iWork are useful but pricey. Fortunately, OpenOffice.org is a great, and free, alternative.

Once you begin using OO.o, you’ll find there’s lots of things this handy suite of apps can do besides just create a letter. Let’s have a look at how to make OpenOffice work for you.

* Make cool letterhead with this detailed tutorial from LXer. Sure, you can use a ready-made template, but adding a unique look to your stationery is a great way to brand your business with whateer artwork you choose or create.

I love Open Office, and I have been looking for a way to make my own letterhead. I already have the paper!