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BadgerKid

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4. IME

Reply to Angry Dragon (Reply #1)

Thu Dec 22, 2011, 11:45 AM

Dec 2011

To me, LibreOffice feels a little more polished and a little more intuitive in the features I need. For example, manipulating slides in layout format works, whereas it didn't in last version of OO that I was using. You can still get lost in trying to figure out the menu hierarchy though.

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Download and Test LibreOffice 3.5.0 Beta 1 [View all] Ohio Joe Dec 2011 OP

How does it compare to OpenOffice?? Angry Dragon Dec 2011 #1

No clue, I'm still downloading it Ohio Joe Dec 2011 #2

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IME BadgerKid Dec 2011 #4

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