OpenOfficeの評判・口コミ 全162件

What do you dislike?

I found the database program difficult to work with, not as easy for me to understand as Access. I ended up switching away from OpenOffice because I was having compatibility issues with some of my clients, as the current extension set is a bit behind current MS Office document standards. True, MSO automatically converts them on opening, but my AOO documents never turned out quite right after conversion. Also, the interface is somewhat dated, but that doesn't make it any less usable.

What do you like best?

I used OpenOffice for several years, and it being free is probably the best thing about it. It's mostly compatible with everything I need to do, highly customizable, and easy to use. Doesn't require too much of a learning curve to implement.

What do you dislike?

It is no secret that OpenOffice is not nearly as polished as Microsoft Office, but it shouldn't be. The two software suites are not really competitors. OpenOffice is really best compared against other free or low cost data and word possessing programs. Still, since OpenOffice is often looked to as an alternative to Microsoft's programs it is important to note that you will not get all of the bells and whistles you would get with paid software. Don't expect slideshows with fancy transitions or stylish templates. On occasion OpenOffice programs may be less stable or more resource intensive than other software.

What do you like best?

The OpenOffice suite of programs have saved me on more than one occasion. While Microsoft Office may be the standard for office productivity software, there are many times when the cost of the software is prohibitive. For students, startups, non-profits, and anyone budget conscious, OpenOffice comes to the rescue. I used OpenOffice exclusively for all of my college writing assignments. I also used the software extensively when first setting up my Freelance design business. And I use it still. Anytime a Microsoft Office subscription lapses or when setting up a new computer not licensed for Microsoft Office, OpenOffice is my go-to.

Recommendations to others considering the product

For anyone looking for a great set of office tools even with a non-existent software budget, OpenOffice can't be beat. Don't be fooled by its freeware status. OpenOffice provides incredible features, an amazing problem-solving community, and an open source philosophy that will keep it a useful software suite for years to come.

What do you dislike?

Sometimes formatting are not perfect using Office files

What do you like best?

Word, Excel and more features, with full compatibility with the Office files.

Recommendations to others considering the product

Download it and you'll never come back to Microsoft Office

What do you dislike?

Some of the processes and formats are different than those offered by Microsoft

What do you like best?

I like that it is similar to Microsoft office and is compatible with Microsoft

What do you dislike?

Sometimes the spell checker does not work and fixing it is doable, but a hassle.

What do you like best?

Free and very useful. I like that it can do most of the functions of Excel that I use.

Recommendations to others considering the product

Use it. It is very helpful and the price is hard to beat.

What do you dislike?

Small visual bugs with large files. Small problems with recovering a file.

What do you like best?

It's free and has a great community with lots of people who dig more into the program and provides solutions to almost everything. Also the best part are the plugins and file extensions. You can expand its capabilities with the plugins and share your work to everyone thanks to the file extensions. Nice!

Recommendations to others considering the product

Try to expand your knowledge in the community forums because you will find a lot of interesting and powerful tools for your day to day job. There are many tools that are unique to OpenOffice like extensions and highly customizable options. It's a very complex software and very powerful.

What do you dislike?

Like all word processors, page layout is weak. I also suspect, but have not really explored, it's book publishing tools are weak. Book publishing requires special tools that were so badly handled in MS Word, and that are not advertised for OO. These include chapter formatting, index and table creation. The only application that I found to do these things was FrameMaker, which is now unaffordable, like most Adobe products.

What do you like best?

OO is a huge application and I only scratch the surface with occasional letter writing and the opening of MS Word documents. For this it works flawlessly. A critical feature of OO is it's ability to save documents in Microsoft Word or Excel format. These may only support "retarded" sets of Microsoft features, but it entirely sufficient for my needs.

Recommendations to others considering the product

Make every effort to get away from Microsoft products, if only on priciple

What do you dislike?

Not quite as packaged as Office can be. So some things are not available but not a problem.

What do you like best?

the best alternative to Microsoft office since WordPerfect. Easy to use and compatible with most major document types. Very comprehensive

Recommendations to others considering the product

Do it. You only have time and money to save

What do you dislike?

Haven't figured out how to set a default for the word files. Not much else to dislike as the interface is quite straight forward.

What do you like best?

Full Office Suite with free updates. Easy to use interface with all the features one would expect in Microsoft Office. Certainly user friendly.

Recommendations to others considering the product

Easy to use and best of all it is free!