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Comments (6)I've used the text and spreadsheet applications and they work pretty darn well given the price. The only thing you need to remember is that Open Office is not 100% compatible with Microsoft Office. If you are in a business environment were the office uses Office, then you need Office....See MoreWish Microsoft would quit changing things
Comments (7)Works is the only word processor I have ever worked with, other than a couple of times on DH's computer. At least I am slightly familiar with it. Works won't let me change to a RTF or a txt. DH tried that. The old system is XP about 5 yrs old. It came on that computer, no seperate disc to install it. This new one is Windows 7. I have almost everything changed over using Office 2003 that I installed on the old computer to make the changes. Now I have to decide if I'm going to fight with figuring out how to make everything open in Open Office, or if I'm going to go buy Office Home & Student.I have a few files, like our trip journals that I have inserted photos into, and it doesn't want to copy and paste into Word, so I haven't decided what I'm going to do about that. Dad has a collection of antique gas hit and miss engines that I made an inventory of with all the serial numbers that we could read. He has a printed copy and I have the computer copy. It won't c & p that either, so I will put that on a flash drive and DH will print that off at work, so we at least have 2 hard copies. That's about 30 pages in color! I may try coping and pasting a page at a time instead of the whole document, but I've had enough sitting by the freezing cold window working on it for 2 days! I am learning to like sitting in my recliner with the computer in my lap in the winter! I guess with the flu in the house and my DB's accident yesterday, and my frustrations with the computer, I am just in a grumbling mood! So thanks for putting up with me! Tami...See MoreUsing an older Office program to read new documents
Comments (2)Microsoft Office Compatibility pack will do this. Please be sure to read all the directions carefully at the below link. Here is a link that might be useful: Microsoft Office Compatibility pack...See MoreOffice programs??
Comments (5)I now have the paid version of MS Office but I have worked with Libre Office in the past. It may have changed since I used it a few years ago but I found it almost to be an Office clone. Very easy to work with. There are free versions of Office/Apps available on line. If you haven't seen them...check out what's available at this MS website. If these had been available when I bought my Office version...I would have opted for them rather that spending my hard earned money. :-) The only benefit I seem to have with my paid version is that I have the OEM disk in the event I ever need it. https://products.office.com/en-us/office-online/documents-spreadsheets-presentations-office-online...See MoreElmer J Fudd
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