Hello. I just discovered this software suite when I was in the library. Due to
computer issues I had to get another computer and with it a software suite like
Microsoft 365. At the time I didn't know you existed. Unfortunately I have to
pay a subscription to use office 365. Since I am unemployed, I need to keep
money in my pocket. question:
What can Open Office cannot do as oppose to office 365? From the looks of it,
Open Office mimics what Office 365 can do pretty well but where does it come up
short? Are there any advantages where Open Office is better than Microsoft
Office 365 (other than being free)?
Can Documents created on Open Office be saved on Microsoft's cloud?
Will documents generated in Open Office shift when opened by computers with
Microsoft Word (2003. 2007 or 2013)? Would computers with Microsoft Word be
able to open and edit Open Office Documents (and be saved)?
Would I have formatting issues of opening Open Office spreadsheets by computers
with Microsoft Excel (2003, 2007 or 2013)?
How good is the security against data theft and hacking on Open Office? Where
would I get security updates?
I like this software suite a lot but I need to be able to use it in the
business world. Thank you for your time.
Elliot C Warren
