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1. #OPENOFFICE PRESNETATION FOR MAC VIDEO UPDATE#
2. #OPENOFFICE PRESNETATION FOR MAC VIDEO SOFTWARE#
3. #OPENOFFICE PRESNETATION FOR MAC VIDEO WINDOWS#

Windows and macOS versions have some document format compatibility problems, somewhat different feature sets and differences in the user interface macOS version does not include the database application MS Access, does not include MS Publisher, and also lacks a number of other features (see below).įeature inconsistencies/differences in Windows versions, between "MS Office 2019" sales version and the "Office 365" rental version: some features are being subsequently included only in the rental version (newly added features also differ between macOS and MS Windows) leading to inconsistencies in the feature set (see below). No support for Linux, FreeBSD, NetBSD, OpenBSD, Haiku or Chrome OS. Windows, macOS, Linux, FreeBSD, NetBSD, OpenBSD, and Haiku. Microsoft Office Major Feature Differences

#OPENOFFICE PRESNETATION FOR MAC VIDEO UPDATE#

Last update to this table was made at ĭesktop office: Notebooks, Desktop computers, Chromebooks Desktop Office suite, general features: LibreOffice vs. It is a compilation by users and not an official document by the Document Foundation. The feature comparison table is continuously being updated and is work in progress.

The table separates major and minor feature differences and also includes notes on LibreOffice extensions. This page compares the features of 7.2.1 ( download) and Microsoft Office 2019 / 365. 4.4 Online Presentation software: LibreOffice Impress vs.4.3 Online Spreadsheet applications: LibreOffice Calc vs.4.2 Online Word processors: LibreOffice Writer vs.4.1 Online Office suite, general features: LibreOffice vs.3.4 Mobile Presentation software: LibreOffice Impress vs.3.3 Mobile Spreadsheet applications: LibreOffice Calc vs.3.2 Mobile Word processors: LibreOffice Writer vs.3.1 Mobile Office suite, general features: LibreOffice vs.2.6 Most important extensions for desktop LibreOffice.2.5 Desktop Database program: LibreOffice Base vs.2.4 Desktop Presentation software: LibreOffice Impress vs.2.3 Desktop Spreadsheet applications: LibreOffice Calc vs.2.2 Desktop Word processors: LibreOffice Writer vs.2.1 Desktop Office suite, general features: LibreOffice vs.2 Desktop office: Notebooks, Desktop computers, Chromebooks.Recent versions of Corel's WordPerfect have not supported OS X, and Sun Microsystems doesn't make a Mac version of StarOffice, so an OS X edition of OpenOffice would be the first major alternative to Microsoft's Office product and mac maker Apple Computer's consumer-oriented AppleWorks. "All further development of the Quartz and Aqua tracks has been postponed until 2.0." "With limited testing and development resources, it is unwise to spend all of our efforts porting a "dead" API (application programming interface) that would not allow our work to be incorporated into newer versions of the software," the notice on the project site read. OpenOffice developers are just nearing completion of the OpenOffice 1.1 update, with version 2.0 not expected until the first quarter of 2005. As a result, project leaders have halted work on the OS X edition until version 2.0 of the main Windows/Linux version of OpenOffice is ready.

#OPENOFFICE PRESNETATION FOR MAC VIDEO SOFTWARE#

But Mac users have to make do with a lightly tweaked version of the Unix software that runs in OS X's X11 Unix-compatibility environment.Īccording to the update, the OS X translation has proven more complex and developer resources more limited than expected. The software is available for the Windows and Linux operating systems and for several version of Unix.

OpenOffice is a free, open-source collection of basic office applications-word processor, spreadsheet, presentation program-based on Sun Microsystems' StarOffice. That landmark is expected in early 2005, which means an OS X-native version of OpenOffice is unlikely to arrive before early in 2006. In an update posted this week on the project site for the OS X version of OpenOffice, developers said they won't start working on a translation that supports the Mac operating system's Quartz/Aqua interface until version 2.0 of OpenOffice is finished.

Mac users will have to wait a little longer for a version of OpenOffice that fully supports OS X, according to the developer group working on the translation.