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Spoiler: Changes v5.0.36140

https://www.neowin.net/news/officesuite-5036140
What's new in OfficeSuite Slides 5.0.36140:

• New Templates - We're introducing six brand-new templates to make your presentations more stylish.
• Improved Spell Check - You now have the option to "Remove from dictionary", while using the spell check.

What's new in OfficeSuite Documents 5.0.36140:

• Improved Find & Replace - We've made it easier for you to find and replace words and sentences.
• Improved UI - Some light tweaks to the Ul to make it more practical and easy to use.

What's new in OfficeSuite Sheets 5.0.36140:

• New Paste Options - Save time and control dimensions better with the new 'Keep Source Column Widths' and Column Widths' Paste options.
• New Key Shortcut - Return to the active cell faster by using the new CTRL + Backspace key combination.
• Improved Autosum - Some improvements have been made to the Autosum function.

 

Interesting, anyone know needed hard disk space? Thank you, mood.

 

MobiSystems, ok, don't like this company, they are also present on android store with several apps and their prices are not well-formed versus competitors.

 

doesn't look bad but i'll stick with mso.

 

Did you check it out, and if so is it better or perhaps comparable to WPS Office?

 

sorry, not yet. never used wps so can't say if it's better but you can check it out here, there are 31 screenshots to view.
https://www.softpedia.com/get/Office-tools/Office-suites/OfficeSuite.shtml

 

I think I'll stick with LibreOffice for the time being. It does what it's supposed to do and it's free.

 

for my money, no other office suite comes close to mso. there's always something missing. be it compatibility issues, rendering issues or missing tools etc.

 

Agreed. If I wanted a paid office suite, it would definitely be MS Office. When it comes to free office suites, LibreOffice is a good choice, but there will always be compatibility and rendering issues.

 

I like SmartOffice. I've hardly used office products in all my years though.
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.picsel.tgv.app.smartoffice&hl=en_US&gl=US

 

There is a free version of WPS Office and various other free office suites. So unless there are some features missing from free office suites that this offers, you'd probably be better off sticking to free office suites.

 

WPS known before as Kingsoft Office has trash talk with its home, but it's the only office which can use VB-Script (VBS) if installed. VBS is really nice but then I would prefer the original. I have dropped VBS 10 years ago with Softmaker Office (paid).

 

I agree with you here. But if I'm being honest, I do miss the all-in-one interface of WPS Office. Also, Softmaker Office cannot edit pdfs, as WPS can.

 

Thanks, I didn't even notice that OfficeSuite wasn't freeware. In all honesty, I almost never use Office software, but I do sometimes install this stuff for other people.

OK thanks, the GUI doesn't look that bad.

 

you're welcome.

 

I tried pdf printing editing when testing OpenOffice - was awful. Time when I switched to a decent pdf editor. Starting with Foxit v1 and ended with "Master PDF Editor" (now). For pdf in general I use "PDF-XChange Viewer", I don't like their editor. But that's only my personal feeling.

 

thanks for the feedback, brumm.

 

The only office productivity suite I consider as a viable alternative to Microsoft Office is Softmaker Office/Ashampoo Office. They're even compatible with scientific referencing tools in the latest version. I've used Softmaker/Ashampoo over the years in a number of projects with good success.

 

Same here - Softmaker Office is a good alternative application! (there are a free edition).

 

Unfortunately there is no 64 bits-Windows free version (only 32 bits)

 

SoftMaker Office 2021 also offers a 64-bit version: https://www.softmaker.net/down/ofw2021_64.msi (if this is what you're looking for, I'm not sure)

 

Thanks Buddel for your reply. I was looking here https://www.softmaker.com/en/comparison-freeoffice-softmaker-office

I have no idea if your link is the same thing?

 

I went to this link: https://www.softmaker.com/en/applications
Then click the Windows download button. In the drop-down menu you will see both versions - 32-bit and 64-bit.

 

Thank you my friend did not notice it before...

 

You're always welcome, @Antarctica