22 reviews 
Apr 9, 2014
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OpenOffice is a completely free open source text and document editor. Its design and compatibility index make this program the main alternative to Microsoft Office.
With OpenOffice, you can create and modify text files, spreadsheets, databases, and even PowerPoint-compatible presentations. In fact, by selecting "save as," you can choose the file extension that best suits your needs, including .doc or even .pdf.
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OpenOffice has a design similar to the Microsoft Office suite, so if you're used to those interfaces, you'll have no problem quickly mastering this program. It also offers several options for customizing the menu bar, so you can put your favorite tools wherever you want. You'll also find several extensions on their website for adding various language packs and more. In general, everything you can do with Microsoft Office, you can also do with OpenOffice for free.
The OpenOffice project is developed under the GNU license, which guarantees that it will remain free and continue to be updated.
If you're looking for the best free alternative to Microsoft Office, try OpenOffice now. Download this program here to quickly and easily create all the documents you need in a familiar environment.
Comments
French EU. Good evening OpenOffice. But there is no Orientation to Portrait and Landscape. But then the first page. With OpenOffice In Writer. But and attention Ok OK. But and Thank you Great to see y...
I'm very satisfied with OpenOffice, I find this writing app even better than LibreOffice, because it's difficult to set up, and I've also discovered other factors. For such a comprehensive app, that's...
The name speaks for itself. Great for office files, but never for anything else. Perhaps it was for me that the interface turned out to be completely unclear, but for me this editor turned out to be i...
How to put in Spanish? N
Ok this is great
it is not in Italian.