Open Office 3.0 Is Ready to Confront Microsoft Office

This article examines Open Office 3 and explains the main developments, practical implications, and context readers should understand.

Open Office 3 Overview

But perhaps most users will spend the most time on Writer, the Word processing software equivalent to Microsoft Word. Writer has all the necessary features, and some interesting additional features such as opening a collection of background images, tables and other elements to insert text with just one click, or even insert sound. Writer also has basic HTML editing capabilities.

Like Firefox, OpenOffice also has the ability to add new features via the add-on system. At the time, you can visit the first addon here The biggest drawback of OO 3.0, as well as previous versions is the interface: quite monotonous, not as nice as Office 2007. OO also lacks some advanced features of competitors, such as QuickParts (take advantage of the paragraphs are used a lot in email and text), as well as no more forms to choose from. The Open Office menu is traditionally designed, which may make users familiar with Word 2007 unhappy due to the lack of "ribbon" changing tool menus according to the context of use. Open Office 3.0 will be the first option if you are a Windows user who wants to replace Microsoft Office. This office suite is compatible with Microsoft Office documents, satisfying office tasks from basic to intermediate, and of course, completely free. You can download the full set of OpenOffice from the home page.