Other equivalents to them include Open Office, KOffice, Calligra, Kingsoft and others. In terms of direct corresponding applications between Libre Office, for the four main ones: Calc is like Excel, Impress is like Powerpoint, Base is like Access and Writer is like Word. Each have other applications too.
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It is the equivalent of Microsoft's 'Powerpoint' program.
A replacement for MS Office (expensive) is either OpenOffice or LibreOffice (both free).
I would say OpenOffice or its spinoff LibreOffice
No. Excel is a spreadsheet application. Powerpoint is a presentation program that is part of Microsoft Office.
The OpenOffice equivalent of Microsoft's power-point program is 'Impress'
Microsoft Office 2010 is an office productivity suite
Not of Microsoft Office but OpenOffice is free and very similar and there are versions for many platforms (operating systems: Linux, Mac, etc).You can only get a free trial from Microsoft that lasts 60 days. You have to buy the full version of any Microsoft office program. You can however, use one of the following ways for a free Microsoft Office Nock-Offs that are very great:OpenOffice (Download to computer)LibreOffice (Download to computer)Zoho.com (Website with online version of office)Skydrive.live.com (Website with online storage and office) {Made by Microsoft}
No, Microsoft Office is a program sold separately.
Microsoft Outlook
You would probably need to use Microsoft office to get these results. I think there is an accounting program in the spreadsheet program of Microsoft office.
Microsoft Outlook came with most versions of Office.