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I've used Open Office in the past and advocated it to my friends but I hypocritically use Office. The ribbon for all it's criticism seems to be highly functiona
by ryne 17y ago
I've used Open Office in the past and advocated it to my friends but I hypocritically use Office.
The ribbon for all it's criticism seems to be highly functional, aesthetically pleasing and usable (using pictorial representations that aren't 16x16).
There's a "Save as XPS/PDF" plugin for Office as well, no one has mentioned which works fine.
I only use LaTeX for technical documents with a lot of math, but the Office equation editor does the job nicely with a few quirks here and there though.
My only qualm is the lack of ligatures and kerning in Office, which will hopefully be added in '10.
- CyberFonic 17y agoI would think that for touch typists (those that avoid the mouse) Latex is more productive that Office. The typesetting is far superior.