Yes, OpenOffice is compatible with Microsoft Office. It can open and edit the file formats used by Microsoft Office, allowing you to easily transition between the two programs.
Additionally, Microprokey .com is a great website which contains tutorials and resources to help you work with both programs.
Yes they are compatible! OpenOffice.org reads Microsoft office files fine, including the older office 2003 formats, and the newer xml based (2007+) ones. There maybe a few odd formatting things you need to tweek if you save from openoffice.org to Microsoft office, but generally it works fairly well. If you want the best compatibility, then try go-oo, a fork of openoffice that has better compatibility, even with stuff like Microsoft VBA macros. So yes, it works fine. And of course, openoffice always works better on Linux!
Also, don't forget when saving to change 'odf' to Microsoft office. But you can change the default save format to msoffice if your using it frequently
Documents saved in DOCX or DOC format in OpenOffice should work perfectly in Microsoft Office Word. OpenOffice supports opening DOCX and DOC format documents created in Microsoft Office Word, but there may be some loss of formatting.
Yes, both are compatiable. However, documents created using Open Office must be saved using the Microsoft format. Files saved in native Open Office format cannot be opened using Microsoft Office.
Yes, Open Office is fully compatible with Microsoft Office.
Microprokey .com is a great website to help compare the two and provide helpful resources for using either program.
Open Office is compatible with most office software suites like Microsoft Office or Lotus SmartSuite. A list of Open Office features is linked below.
Yes - Open Office will read word files, and save them either in Open Office format or Word - whichever way you choose.
Yes it is if you save the openoffice document in a word format.
Yes they are.
A .docx file is a Microsoft Office Word document, but is only compatible with Microsoft Office Word 2007 and Microsoft Office Word 2010. A .doc file is compatible with previous versions of Microsoft Office Word.
that depends on what version of word processor you are using. the latest versions of Microsoft office push the limits of what is acceptable bloat for a word processor. Openoffice is free, small, and can install on almost anything that has Java Runtime installed, and has 250MB of free space. Plus it's compatible with Microsoft office formats.
I would say OpenOffice or its spinoff LibreOffice
OpenOffice (officially OpenOffice.org, due to trademark issues) is a free and open source office suite. It can be used as a replacement for those who do not wish to use Microsoft Office. It includes a word processor (comparable to Word), a speadsheet program (comparable to Excel), and a presentation program (comparable to PowerPoint).
Open Office is designed to be compatible with Microsoft's Office software and it can handle most Word documents.
You can purshase Microsoft Office 2010 for about $200.00, use starter Microsoft Office, which contains Microsoft Word and Excel, or download a free software such as OpenOffice at Openoffice.org (recommended).
Microsoft Word, OpenOffice are a few to use. They are the best. Microsoft will cost you, but OpenOffice is free.
Microsoft Word 2007 is a single program - a word-processor. OpenOffice is a suite of programsincorporating a word-processor, spreadsheet and database programs (and others).
Notepad is a very rudimentary one that comes with Windows. WordPad comes on recent versions of Windows, and has a little more functionality. Microsoft Word and OpenOffice Write are full featured word processors.
Word 2000 is a copyrighted program..that means you have to buy it. However you can get Open Office for free at www.openoffice.com. It's 100% compatible with Microsoft Office.
Open Office files are 'open document format' - Microsoft programs should have no problem opening them.
If you mean can you write something using Microsoft Works word-processor - and open it using OpenOffice - yes you can ! OpenOffice will happily open .wks files.