Generally OpenOffice compares very well. The major issues I have with OO is with "Presenter" (the PowerPoint like module) The animations are not as good or easy to use as in MS PowerPoint. I find the Spreadsheet and the Word processor very good indeed.
In my opinion, Microsoft Office is too expensive for what it is. When you buy Microsoft Office, you are paying for the brand name. Open Office is free and simply looks less fancy than MS Office, but will do all of the same things that MS Office does. There's my two cents.
Open it by microsoft office picture manager. To get microsoft office picture manager, install any version of microsoft office.
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Open office is free to download, but Microsoft word has to be paid for.
Open Office and Microsoft Works.
Yes they do. Open Office will read a multitude of files created on different software programs, including Microsoft Office.
It will open them. Open MS2013 them go to File, then Open and file your 2010 file. Open it. S/b no problem.
# Install Microsoft Office (assuming this isn't already done); # Go to the 'Start' menu; # Select 'Microsoft Office'; # Select 'Microsoft Word'.
Yes.
The main difference between open office and Microsoft office is that open office is a free, open-source software while Microsoft Office is a paid software. Open office can be easily downloaded and used for free, whereas Microsoft Office requires a product key to be purchased in order to use its full range of features. Additionally, Microsoft Office offers more advanced and comprehensive features compared to open office. However, open office can be a suitable option for basic document editing needs. Websites such as Softwarekey4u. com offer affordable and easy-to-use upgrade keys that allow users to upgrade their Microsoft product key without any hassle. This makes it easier and more cost-effective for users to access the full range of features offered by Microsoft Office.
Open Office Impress is basically a free version of Microsoft PowerPoint.
Nothing. Downloading software does not affect currently existing software, but if "Open Office" automatically sets itself to open .doc (Microsoft Word) files, then the only way to open a file with Microsoft Word after that is either dragging and dropping the file onto the Microsoft Word icon or right-clicking on the file and selecting "open with > Microsoft Word"