Linux has built in free alternatives to MS Office products.
The most popular freeware alternative to Microsoft Office for use on a PC is OpenOffice.
It offers a wide range of advanced editing modes and has have the advantage of built-in spread sheeting.
The disadvantage is that it is quite slow.
Atlantis Word Processor from Rising Sun Solutions is a very good shareware product for a small price.
I use this on my laptop and find it adequate for every day use.
WordPerfect from Corel is an excellent full priced alternative that started up in the mid 80's and set the high standards that Microsoft replicated in the late 80' and early 90's and finally managed to dominate the market. WordPerfect is available for most operating systems, from VMS to Llinux and on to Unix and Windows. The latest version (X4 from April 2008) is reported to be excellent.
without doing a 'plug' for a certain software against "M$oft" you could simply type in Google "free alternative to Microsoft office." Hope this helps.
You could use OpenOffice, my school uses it instead of Microsoft Word and it works fairly well. To download go to www.openoffice.org
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Open Office is a great open source (free) alternative.
There are various ones, like Google Docs or Microsoft Online, amongst others.
Some of the most popular database design software suites include Microsoft Office, Microsoft Office Access, and Microsoft Works. Open Office is also a popular choice.
I would have to say Open Office.
Before Windows and MS-DOS were popular, Microsoft was famous for making office applications on the current most popular system. The Macintosh.
The most popular piece of software used for educational purposes on the market is Microsoft Office.
Microsoft publishes hundreds of applications. The four most popular applications in MS Office are Word, Excel, Outlook, and Powerpoint.
Microsoft publishes hundreds of applications. The four most popular applications in MS Office are Word, Excel, Outlook, and Powerpoint.
Office Enterprise is a product by the software company Microsoft. The full name of the software is actually Microsoft Office Enterprise. Microsoft Office is one of the world's most popular text editors for home computers and is also one of the oldest still being developed.
It is a spreadsheet program. This can also be used for editing charts.
The most widely used popular program in use today is the one in use on almost every computer installed in every home and business: Microsoft Windows.
Microsoft is of course the most well-known name in word processing, with their Microsoft Office suite. Before Microsoft Office there was Corel WordPerfect, which reached its peak in popularity in the early 1990s, but not many people use it today. Today, the most popular alternative to Microsoft Office is OpenOffice, which is free open source software, but I don't know if you can call that a "brand" since it is open source. Free online word processors, such as Google Docs are growing in popularity, but at this point they are mainly used by individuals and not companies. -DJ Craig
Microsoft Outlook came with most versions of Office.
They're most known for their popular operating system Windows. I think Microsoft Office comes in second row. They also make mouses/keyboards, but windows is their biggest income.