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|    T to knuttle    |
|    Re: W12 rumor    |
|    14 Jan 26 19:55:44    |
      From: T@invalid.invalid              On 1/14/26 7:01 PM, knuttle wrote:       > If you buy the standalone MS 365 student or home it is a lot cheaper and       > the payoff is less than a year vs the subscription.       >       > Some time ago I purchased a new computer for the church. I received it       > on Thursday and had to have it operational by Monday. I tried for over       > a day first to transfer the standalone MS office (purchase about 2 years       > ago) from the old computer and was getting no where and time was running       > out. Then, I tried to use the church subscription to MS 365. That       > failed miserably.       >       > In desperation I downloaded LibreOffice which I had heard about but       > never use, thinking a working spreadsheet and word processor were better       > than none.       >       > That was back in April. While I eventually got MS Office transferred to       > the new computer. But I am still using LibreOffice for the work I have       > to do for the church.       >       > First it is free. It takes a couple of minute to update unlike MS Office       > which takes 5 minutes to see if it needs updating and then another 5 to       > 10 minus for the update to install.       >       > I find it can do any thing that I could do in MS Office. In my use, all       > files are completely compatible in the MS format.       >       > The user interface is significantly simpler, No more looking up a       > function and being give a button to the function but never telling where       > it is located in the labyrinth ribbon menu.       >       > For simple editing and formatting it is the same as MS Office. For       > complex formatting I still rely on WordPerfect with the its format codes.       >       > I have no plan of ever going back to MS Office 365              Wow! I have yet to get a customer that uses M$ Office to       switch to LibreOffice. In my technical opinion, LO is       easier to use than M$O. But there is the "I CAN'T       LEARN ANYTHING NEW!!!" problem.              --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05        * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)    |
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