Abstract: Since it came on the scene five years ago, the open source OpenOffice project has been in a constant state of evolution, and the 2.0 version of this free office suite is stable and rich enough to impress the heck out of us. As the basis for Sun’s St...
Abstract: Select Page1 - 2 - Next >> We’ve always been impressed by OpenOffice. Not because it’s better than Microsoft Office – it isn’t. Not because it’s better looking than Microsoft Office, either. Again, it...
Provides free, high-caliber office-productivity tools, Runs on multiple operating systems
Provides fewer management tools and less clip art than its sibling, StarOffice 8, Lacks an e-mail client, Tech support supplied by fellow users
OpenOffice 2, the freeware version of Sun Microsystems StarOffice 8, is a great deal for home and small-businesses users who dont mind browsing online forums for tech support. But enterprise users are better served by StarOffice 8. ...
Abstract: Its free. Its good. We were going to stop there, but the editor said we had to write a proper review. A great free piece of software, with the odd few limitations that you can probably live with. Noticing that its rival Microsoft had the office s...
Abstract: Our pick of the low-cost office suites has had a much-needed overhaul, and now battles Microsoft in terms of features, not just price. Weve always been impressed by OpenOffice. Not because its better than Microsoft Office - it isnt. Not because it...
