Highly recommanded, Open Office 3.1.1

[Lee_Gong_Yaw]

http://www.openoffice.org/

I know you had paid for MS office - through your ass.

But this is more than 100% compatible and 500% better.

So please crap out MS office - through your ass again.

And use the BETTER & FOC & FULLY LEGAL Open Office suite. It is best and it do way more than MS craps. Download is fast.

Uninstall all your MS craps!

Also highly recommend FireFox 3.5

http://mozilla.com/

It is FAST! It beat the shit out of IE.

 

[po2wq]

me no goondu 2 pay 4 ms offis ... me oso using open offis ...

 

[Goh Meng Seng]

Open office is good but not 100% compatible to MS Office.

Especially so for the powerpoint equivalent.

Goh Meng Seng

 

[angie]

me no goondu 2 pay 4 ms offis

One does not have to pay. Google is a powderful search engine. I am using the blue copy. No serial key & activation required.

.

 

[cowbellc]

Using Office 2010. b4 tat 2007
interface and flow is far more polish than Open Office.

 

[sgp_blackout]

Throw MS out through your WINDOWS!

They are absolutely not worth your time & money.

 

[Ramseth]

Open office is good but not 100% compatible to MS Office.

Especially so for the powerpoint equivalent.

Your shop still got MS Office haven't clear stock?

 

[Alamaking]

Compatible with Mac bor?

 

[uncleyap]

Open office is good but not 100% compatible to MS Office.

Especially so for the powerpoint equivalent.

Goh Meng Seng

Hi Mr. Goh,

Open Office is more format capable then MS, it can read & write so many file formats including all of MS's but MS can not handle Open Office's files.

For over 90% users, the most frequently used things are word processing & spread-sheets OO are very competible there. Presenter / PowerPt are essentially used by students & salesmen. If need to do presentation directly use OO's Presenter to create presentation as well as showing it. Put OO inside a thumb drive to install it everywhere. Leave MS Office behind totally, uninstall them if the computers are under your care. :-)

It may be a harder thing if you want to cross change Powerpoint / Presenter e.g. edit file in one and then playback with the other. But you can choose 1 and leave the other. Choose the FOC one! Leave the expensive one!

 

[po2wq]

Compatible with Mac bor?

tink gt mac version la ...

if nt compatible, den install windows on mac n den install ooo lor! ... :p

 

[singveld]

i dun think free office can replace microsoft office. my office use it, like i have a choice.

 

[Goh Meng Seng]

i dun think free office can replace microsoft office. my office use it, like i have a choice.

You can always save the open office file in MS word or excel format. This is not an issue if you are doing simple tasks. But for macros and powerpoint, you may face a problem.

Goh Meng Seng

 

[uncleyap]

Compatible with Mac bor?

There surely is. There are so many platforms well supported.

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[singveld]

You can always save the open office file in MS word or excel format. This is not an issue if you are doing simple tasks. But for macros and powerpoint, you may face a problem.

Goh Meng Seng

my company gave me microsoft office for free, you go to microsoft website, key in the company code, pay them for delivery cost, and they send to me free.

i tried to use openoffice, but it just cannot cut it.

 

[sand_ban]

my company gave me microsoft office for free, you go to microsoft website, key in the company code, pay them for delivery cost, and they send to me free.

i tried to use openoffice, but it just cannot cut it.

My company also gave me lots of FOC shit which I throw aside. The problem is not about FOC the problem is QUALITY.

MS is expensive and BAD. Open Office is FOC & GOOD.

Even if MS became FOC I will still not use them, because I want the QUALITY FOC, not the FUCKED UP FOC.