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    Open-Office is an open-source office software suite that provides alternatives to Microsoft Office applications like Word, Excel, and PowerPoint. It was initially developed by Star Office and later acquired by Sun Microsystems. Some key features of Open-Office include that it is free to use, works across operating systems, supports over 100 languages, and is open-source so the code can be customized. It aims to provide similar functionality to proprietary office software without licensing costs.

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    Open-Office is an open-source office software suite that provides alternatives to Microsoft Office applications like Word, Excel, and PowerPoint. It was initially developed by Star Office and later acquired by Sun Microsystems. Some key features of Open-Office include that it is free to use, works across operating systems, supports over 100 languages, and is open-source so the code can be customized. It aims to provide similar functionality to proprietary office software without licensing costs.

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    Open-Office: Nagendra R. Prajapati

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    Open-Office is an open-source office software suite that provides alternatives to Microsoft Office applications like Word, Excel, and PowerPoint. It was initially developed by Star Office and later acquired by Sun Microsystems. Some key features of Open-Office include that it is free to use, works across operating systems, supports over 100 languages, and is open-source so the code can be customized. It aims to provide similar functionality to proprietary office software without licensing costs.

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    OPEN-OFFICE

    Nagendra R. Prajapati
    CONTENTS

    OPEN-OFFICE ?
    0PEN-OFFICE EXAMPLES
    ANALOGOUS DIFFERENCE
    KEY-FEATURES
    OPEN-OFFICE ?
    • Open Office is an open source which means that the
    source code is public, and it can be changed and
    customized by the public. On the contrary, MS Office is
    not an open source and is proprietary software. As such,
    the public cannot make changes or customize it.
    • It was developed by Star Office and later it is acquired
    by Sun Microsystem in 1999
    • Open source office software typically contains the same
    applications as proprietary office software
    OPEN-OFFICE EXAMPLES
    OPEN-OFFICE EXAMPLES

     It was initially released in May 2002


     Apache OpenOffice is the leading open-source office software suite for
    word processing, spreadsheets, presentations, graphics, databases and
    more.
     It is available in many languages and works on all common computers.
    OPEN-OFFICE EXAMPLES

     It was initially released in January 2011


     LibreOffice is Free and Open Source Software, available for everyone to
    use, share and modify, and produced by a worldwide community of
    hundreds of developers.
     Basically it is found in Linux type Operating system.
    ANALOGOUS DIFFERENCE

    Word Writer Writer

    Excel Calc Calc

    Power-point Impress Impress


    MAJOR DIFFERENCE

    Parameters of
    Comparison MS- office Apache open office
    • Microsoft (Bill Gates) • Sun Microsystems
    • Developer
    • It is a suite of different • It is a suite of an open-
    • Definition applications, servers, and source productivity
    software suite.
    services.
    • Costs • Free of cost
    • It can be expensive.
    • Supports Windows,
    • Operating Systems • Supports Windows and Mac OpenVMS, Linux, Solaris,
    platforms. BSD, OS/2, IRIX.
    • Components
    • Word, PowerPoint, Excel, • Writer, Impress, Draw,
    Outlook, OneNote, Math, Base, Calculator.
    Publisher,
    KEY FEATURES
    KEY FEATURES

    No need to buy. No need to purchase license key


    KEY FEATURES

    Good enough for majority of users who don’t want to exchange complicated data with
    Microsoft users
    KEY FEATURES

    As it is open source hence free for everyone


    KEY FEATURES

    Can work in any type of operating system like Linux, OS X, windows, Solaris
    KEY FEATURES

    Available in 121 languages

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