BabyFaceLee
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MS Office 2016 subscription model and a couple of Exchange Online accounts. I rely heavily on Outlook and OneNote in particular and as the company I work for uses Office 2010 I'm more than happy to keep with Microsoft.
Why is that? Is it because you don't like using free Web apps that you don't have to install and continually update? Or is it that you don't like your documents to save themselves automatically to secure Cloud storage? I tried using Google Docs, Sheet, and Slides and they're all top shelf products. Now I can't imagine simpler or more secure way of editing and securing document files.We have zero interest in "online office services" like Google Docs.
At work I used to used LibreOffice. And I love it. But at home I mainly use Microsoft Office. I don't understand it, but it's just more pleasing to my eyes when at home. While Libre is less pleasing.
however in the last a few notable competitors have emerged
Sorry but let me break it to you, it's because of office usage, business, corporations. That's the problem, people still think these are targeted to home users.Of course MS Office tends to win because 'everyone else is using it'
How, exactly, is that the problem?Sorry but let me break it to you, it's because of office usage, business, corporations. That's the problem, people still think these are targeted to home users.
That was what the above was supposed to say. For some reason, the attribution got eaten... would be nice to be able to edit things, TS. Just saying. "Please double check" isn't a substitute.Sorry but let me break it to you, it's because of office usage, business, corporations. That's the problem, people still think these are targeted to home users.
How, exactly, is that the problem?
That's it.people still think these are targeted to home users.