It does look like MS Office. Poking around their site, I see that the free version has ads, whereas the paid versions do not.
Does the other free software (like Open Office or LibreOffice) have ads?
omni
Freeware to replace MS Office?
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It does look like MS Office. Poking around their site, I see that the free version has ads, whereas the paid versions do not.
Does the other free software (like Open Office or LibreOffice) have ads?
omni
They do not have ads.
I must admit I use Google Sheets for tracking my investments. And I use the freeware versions of MS Excel and Word online through Dropbox when I am updating personal finance documents that I store in Dropbox.
But I find Google Sheets plays less well with existing MS documents than Open Office. At work, relying on Google Sheets would be a no go for us, that's why we use Open Office.
But I find Google Sheets plays less well with existing MS documents than Open Office. At work, relying on Google Sheets would be a no go for us, that's why we use Open Office.
GravitySucks
Thinks s/he gets paid by the post
As I've not ever used these...how do you access? Do you need a google account, like gmail?
Sis is a bit paranoid...not sure how she'll react to storing things in a cloud.
Thx.
omni
Yes you need a gmail account and things get stored on Drive. The cloud is the default, not sure if you can store local on!y.
I use Docs often a nd LibreOffice. I can do anything in LibreOffice I could do in MSOffice. Docs and Sheets is a bit more limited.
