Free Office Software Package

[JimmyDee]

HERE (http://irv2.infopop.cc/6/ubb.x?a=tpc&s=8076099152&f=1546030763&m=6936045135&r=5906017135#5906017135) is a link to the information on a great, free download to a office software package. Even does PDF. Thought I'd share it with ya. Took about 12 min on DSL.
Jim

[bigandy]

Yeah, I've been using Open Office for a couple of months now, and I like it a lot. Does what I need, and it's free.

[Redo40]

Yep, Open Office is a good alternative to Microsoft's Office.

[RayH]

For most people, it'll work just fine.

If people are going to convert Open Office to MS Office format, I highly recommend saving the original work in the native Open Office format first for backup. Sometimes, especially in Presentation/PowerPoint conversion the thing can get goofy. It might take a couple of tries to get a successful conversion to MS Office.

[Prew]

The schools I work in use Star Office (which is actually Open Office), because it is free to schools (and students, teachers, etc) compared to the yearly site licensing fee required by MS.

[RayH]

For those who only need the Word, Excel, and PowerPoint featues of MS Office, Open Office is an excellent alternative. The thing works.

[bigandy]

Originally posted by RayH
For those who only need the Word, Excel, and PowerPoint featues of MS Office, Open Office is an excellent alternative. The thing works.

That's why I use it, and you're right, it works. It works very well for me.