Try this freeware alternative to Microsoft Office
It's not only Word but the whole Microsoft Office suite is something that many computer users have become accustomed to. Although it's a very able package, it is also expensive and many of the features that ship with programs such as Word often remain unused, yet people will still go ahead and buy the package without ever trying or considering an alternative. Why not look at some of the many open-source alternatives now available? Some of which enable you to open, edit and save documents using the popular the Word Document file format .doc.
OpenOffice Portable 3.0.1 is an able freeware alternative to Microsoft Office. The suite ships with a spreadsheet tool, word processor and a presentation application as well as other utilities. This is the portable version of the popular opensource tool enabling you to take the whole suit on the road.
OpenOffice Portable 3.0.1 link.





When it comes to office software, as we want to fit in with everyone else, we just go with what we think everyone else will be using: Windows, Microsoft Office, Adobe Acrobat, Internet Explorer. We lack individualism and we're somewhat scared that the projects or work we create won't be accessible by other companies and our company will be embarrassed as a result. Very unlikely. Most rival office suites enable you to read and write to Microsoft Office documents.
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