What are the best free alternatives to Microsoft Office?

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Asked By CuriousCat92 On

I'm in a bit of a bind because my Microsoft Office subscription just expired, and I've got a paper to finish. I used to think Word came standard on most computers, but now it seems like everything requires a subscription. I'm looking for a reliable, free option that can handle basic formatting and save my work as a .docx file so I can submit it easily. I heard WPS Office mentioned but would love to know if anyone has used it for writing papers or if there are better alternatives out there. Any suggestions?

5 Answers

Answered By SkepticSam On

I would steer clear of WPS Office; I've heard it's tied to spyware concerns. Instead, give LibreOffice or OpenOffice a shot, they're much safer options!

Answered By StudentPerks On

Don't forget about Google Docs! It's feature-rich and pretty much mirrors Microsoft Word, but the downside is it's Google, so just keep that in mind. If you're looking for something with minimal fuss, it’s worth a try!

Answered By QuickWriter On

Using web-based word processors is a great choice! They're designed to be compatible with desktop systems and are usually free. Definitely check those out if you're in a hurry.

Answered By DocuGuru On

Another shout-out for LibreOffice! It's a great tool for writing papers, and it handles .docx files really well. Plus, it's free, which is a big plus when you're on a tight budget.

HelpfulHannah -

Agreed! LibreOffice really is the best option if you want something that won't cost you a dime and still gets the job done.

Answered By LibreFan99 On

I definitely recommend LibreOffice! It's open-source, free to download, and has a lot of functionality. It works well with Microsoft Office files, so you can save your documents in that format.

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