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yes you just have to save the document in either doc format or rich text format
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It has things like powerpoint and excel too and you can save those documents to be opened on another computer using the microsoft office products
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OpenOffice can read and create documents in MS Office file formats.
It's not 100% compatible but it's not far from it. In fact it's only advanced macros that really differ.
It's not 100% compatible but it's not far from it. In fact it's only advanced macros that really differ.
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It includes word processor, spreadsheet, presentation software, and graphics software. Used in conjuction with Mozilla, it provides an almost complete suite of office software, and if you purchase the inexpensive retail version (Sun StarOffice) you get a database application as well.
It has almost complete file compatibility with MS Office, and it can also natively write documents in PDF or Flash format, which is somthing that Office can't do!
It has almost complete file compatibility with MS Office, and it can also natively write documents in PDF or Flash format, which is somthing that Office can't do!
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that is for linux i think that he is using some version of windows os. I would definitley say if you want it fro free openoffice.org is the way to go.
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Originally Posted by mikeandike22
that is for linux...
I haven't used it myself, but their website does say:
"SOT Office is a free productivity suite for Windows and Linux."
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