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Dear lady/sir,
 
 
I'm a first time user of freeBSD, yet to do a first time install.
 
One of the programs I'd like to install is Open Office 2.
(And later on Firefox and Thunderbird).
 
Where do I find a binary install for i386, and for the Alpha?
 
 
Thank you,
 
Jan van Bergen