Microsoft are putting up their annual subscription costs for MS Office by 50% so they can add in features no-one wants, like AI. 😡
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@jillL definitely not ideal
I'm in the lucky position of being able to use Open Office instead
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@HardBeingGreen It's a bit tricky. I assume I need to use MS Office to be compatible with all my clients. But, I don't really have the time to look into alternatives. I guess this is how Microsoft has always made all its money.😡
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@jillL absolutely, lots of people are effectively locked in. Seems unfair
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@HardBeingGreen Seems like an opportunity for someone to market a package of clone WORD, EXCEL and Outlook that speaks to the MS Office software, but without all the annoying rubbish.
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@jillL Open Office does that pretty well. It's a great product
Well not for Outlook
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@HardBeingGreen Thanks. I might look into it.
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@jillL @HardBeingGreen I've used open office and Libre Office and both are good and quite compatible with MS Office. The only problem I have with them is the PC I have them on uses MS Windows operating system and it is so terribly slow.
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