The current version 3.6.1.2 of LibreOffice can both read and write. some versions of (in some ways a predecessor to LibreOffice) could read but not write. Developer responses in this area are excellent (far better than Microsoft responses to issues with Office) so the cost is not unreasonable, but I shouldn't rush to recommend this level of investment to an everyday user of an office app/suite. If you require support from the (few) developers of NeoOffice, it's more costly – "… £60 … or more within the last year …". If not using Mountain Lion: slightly outdated NeoOffice 3.2.1 for Leopard, Snow Leopard or Lion on an Intel Mac is free of charge: Ĭurrent NeoOffice 3.3.x for Snow Leopard, Lion or Mountain Lion on an Intel Mac requires a small donation of £6 or more (less than the cost of Microsoft Office). … If ever she needs to work with Microsoft Office formats, without Microsoft Office on her Mac: LibreOfficeįree of charge. Here's the advice offered by me in September 2012 to a colleague whose daughter wondered about office suites.
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