[citation][nom]frozonic[/nom]Hmmm.... google version of microsoft office? Chromfice, your welcome google, lol.[/citation]
Or Google Office, since they have Google Mail, Google Docs, Google Maps, Google Earth and the rest
Looks like Documents to Go will get bought out by Microsoft or Apple now. Although there are a few other really good suites out there too. I have always preferred Documents to Go (used since Palm days) but it has been a while since I have tried Quick Office. I feel this will be good for customers.
[citation][nom]Tomfreak[/nom]Anything to get rid of Microsoft Office is a plus. I dont feel like paying Microsoft office anymore.[/citation]
Simple solution: Just dont buy it and you're rid of it. Carry on.
[citation][nom]Tomfreak[/nom]Anything to get rid of Microsoft Office is a plus. I dont feel like paying Microsoft office anymore.[/citation]
I haven't used Microsoft Office since around 2000. I used OpenOffice.org for many years until Oracle screwed that up, now I'm still trying to decide between Libre (but I haven't found a Windows version for it) or Symphony (which is a bit bloated and not as intuitive).
The point is there is no good reason to be M$ Office in this day and age except to line M$'s pockets.
This seems to me as if Google is making defensive move concerning their Docs and/or are intending to bring support for MS Office formats to Docs without having to negotiate terms directly with MS.