What office suite do you use? (2013)

Which office suite do you use?

 

Libre office.

 

MS Office 2007..

 

I own Microsoft Office 2010, but I have to say I am quite impressed with Libre Office. It feels much faster and snappier.

 

I use Kingsoft Office free because I find it can open some Office Documents better than Open Office or Libre Office.

 

2013 on Windows
Libre Off. on Linux

 

OpenOffice. I've been using it for over five years.

 

Kingsoft for me when i very occasionally use office software.

 

Microsoft Office.
I've tried other options but i always come back to Microsoft Office, i'll just stick with it from now on. No need for anything else.

 

Open Office

 

Microsoft Office - for everything that matters

LibreOffice (PortableApps.com version) - just to accompany its development

Google Docs - for fast online viewing of files inside Opera with the help of gPDF

 

MS Office 2003 at home at job, though they offer newer versions. I need only basic functions.

 

MS Office 2003: it's all I need.

 

Microsoft Office - used by 98% of computers worldwide - Office has no alternatives and all free versions I have tried had compatibility problems opening documents originally created by MSO.

At home I use Office 2007 I bought back in 2006 - at work I use Office 2010/2013 and I am thinking of upgrading to 2013/365 at home as well.

 

Wow looks like LO has 25% market share on this forum.

 

LibreOffice for me, both on Windows and Linux. I would not pay a single cent for any version of MS Office, as long as there are better AND free alternatives.

 

MS Office here (but not 2013) - I am perfectly happy with MS Office 2010.

Wendi

 

This^^^

 

Ditto Wendi. While I don't believe there is a true substitute for Microsoft Office (and specifically Outlook), the enhancements in MSO 2013 simply don't interest me.

 

Ditto and ditto.

TS

 

The Bat is much better than Outlook if you don't need Calendar.

 

LibreOffice,

Seeing Word Perfect on the list bring back a few memories. I had not realized it was still around. I really like Word Perfect, it was painful to switch over to Microsoft Office when my company did. Probably why I dislike MS Office so much.

 

Yeah, in Wilders you can expect the unexpected when it comes to polls.

 

Office 2010 at home and at work, with custom security-oriented Group Policy settings enforced courtesy of Microsoft Security Compliance Manager (a nice freebie for those inclined to tweak things to the nth degree).

 

Kingsoft, and rarely at that.