TechSpyre - When it comes to composing documents, creating spread sheets and attractive presentations, the MS Office suite comes to mind. It no doubt contains one of the best desktop applications, with it’s large array of convenient programs like MS Word, MS PowerPoint, MS Excel, MS Access, MS InfoPath, MS SharePoint and many more. Having said that, convenience also comes at a price, perhaps the reason why almost all good things are not free. But I did say “almost” didn’t I? Many people are unaware of the fact that there are a number of MS Office Clone applications, which are capable of providing many of the functions of the programs within the Microsoft Office suite. In this post we will provide you with a list of five best (yet free) alternatives for the MS Office Suite.
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interesting Article but some of these just dont compare to office, Ill stick with my version of 2007 until something better comes along.
if its not broken dont mess with it.
for me openOffice works fine. there are a few things which are done simpler on MS office but there isnt anything MS office can do that OpenOffice cant (at least from my usage, im sure someone found something that differs) but i guess if its free i cant really complain, just be thankful it works.