Windows compatibility is a must-have feature on any Office alternative. It lets you open any Office files on your device and ...

I've used OnlyOffice for a long time. Version 9 now comes with AI and several impressive features you should definitely try.

Microsoft dominates the world of office suites, but there are strong alternatives -- even if you need Office compatibility. Find the best Office alternatives for both Mac and Windows.

The latest version of Microsoft Office costs $99.99 per year, and that’s $99.99 more than you should ever have to spend on a basic word processor. If breaking the bank isn’t an option or you ...

If you primarily use Word and Excel and not much else, there are several alternatives that are entirely free to use. Office online. Microsoft offers a free online version of Office (https://bit.ly ...

IT organizations are considering alternatives to Microsoft Office, but it's no real competition, a new Forrester Research report indicates. Two factors appear to be stumbling blocks to widespread ...

Any Office surrogate worth its weight must be file-compatible with both current and past Microsoft formats. Although SoftMaker Office 2008 doesn't expressly list the newer DOCX, XLSX, and PPTX ...

Microsoft 365 is cloud-based and gives you a familiar Microsoft Office experience for free. It offers a wide range of apps that increase employees' productivity whenever and wherever they are. Pros ...

SoftMaker FreeOffice is another excellent alternative to Microsoft Office that's also available for Mac, and it's great for a lot of the same reasons that OnlyOffice is.

Two Desktop Options and One in Cloud . I’ve found three alternatives to Office that are worth considering. Two run on your desktop and look and feel very much like Microsoft’s suite ...

Almost everyone agreed that Microsoft Office alternatives would be "too hard." The client asked, "What do you think I'm using to take notes?" The answer came back "Microsoft Word"; ...

Jan. 20 -- Can Sun Microsystems' StarOffice 7 supplant Microsoft Office on your desktop? With previous versions being slow and buggy, you'd probably answer no. But the speed, power, and simplicity ...