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Program hangs can occur with 365 and tons of high CPU thermal loading from this package to the point of requiring uninstall of this package. Word hasn't gotten any better since they refined it in the early 2000s - it's only gotten far more bloated and crash prone, not to mention the horrible GUI appearance and lack of functionality that their older, stand-alone packages once had. Even XL (formerly, Lotus 1,2,3), was ruined and degraded to where, 101 functions ceased to function properly. Outlook - what a debacle that turned out to be. About the only useful application in the suite turned out to be PowerPoint in daily use. See More
Libreoffice is a superior alternative to Microsoft office and best of all, it is free and open source. With the new update, the icons look more modern. Because of its open source nature, you could customize it extensively and its price allows your document to be opened universally. Linux users do not have to suffer in the office field. A bonus that Microsoft office does not have is Libreoffice Math, a great app to model equations. See More
Libre has many many features, which just get narrowed down in other office suites derived from libre. Yes, it has some annoying non automatic features but it has a versatility of file formats that it supports and works with flawlessly. It's free free free (fades into darkness).😁 See More
Collaborating on a single document is difficult. Track Changes makes the document hard to read as both edited and deleted text is displayed, it's not possible to print comments, tracked differences between document versions are sub-optimal and there's no system for accepting/rejecting changes. See More
LibreOffice works very well with Zotero. The integration of the Zotero plugin in LibreOffice is a breeze, citing while writing and generating the bibliography is just a click. Also good since you need to coop in an (MS) world: Libreoffice and Zotero cooperate very well to make sure your refs survive a "Save as" from one file format to another (e.g. docx to odt or the other way around). Basic (open and free!) tools is your in the market for this... See More
Almost all of the OpenOffice employees have left and are working on LibreOffice. See More
lightweight, good MS Office compatibility, direct export as ebooks and pds See More
Free, but registration is required. Runs on Windows, Linux and Android, but not on Mac. See More
Fast, many features, great compatibility with Microsoft Office, looks like MS See More