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For business deployments, we strongly recommend support from certified partners which also offer long-term support versions of LibreOffice. This version is slightly older and does not have the latest features, but it has been tested for longer. By requiring students to use it they are squashing competition, limiting innovation, and teaching students to not question what tools they are using.Choose your operating system: Linux (64-bit) (deb) Linux (64-bit) (rpm) macOS (Apple Silicon) macOS (Intel) Windows (32-bit) Windows (64-bit) DOWNLOAD Torrent, Info 7.3.6 Also anything graded on formatting should be submitted in an immutable format, meaning regardless of how/where it's opened it should look the same.Īcademia is partially funded/subsidized by MS, in order to make them believe MS Office is the only solution, when it's usually not even the best solution. That I had to solve by getting another professor (Who wrote the formatting rubric being used, and also used LaTeX) to speak up on my behalf to resolve. in the language department demanding it in MS Office format or he would grade the assignment as a 0. The nice thing about the iWork apps is they will also be available to you from your iOS devices (iPhone, iPad). LibreOffice likewise is free so you can always download it later if youre dissatisfied with the iWork apps. Also for documents graded specifically on formatting I always used LaTeX. Since iWork will come free with your new Mac, I suggest you try it first before downloading LibreOffice. Mac and Windows both come with programs that can open PDFs by default, and it is by no means an exotic format.

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My solution was to always include a PDF of the document as I saw it with every submission. Make sure it can do what you need, open what you already have, and if you save them as MS office formats, that you can open them in MS Office.Īlso I had a similar problem when I was in Uni.

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If you currently have a machine with MS Office installed, then install the latest version and take it for a spin. Sometimes it just works, sometimes things change for no good reason.Īlso keep in mind one of the best things about open source software is the freedom it gives.

I've used Libre/Open office for just over a decade, I'd say the issues with moving/changing/formatting when opened in MS Office is about the same you have if two people are using different versions of MS Office. For the most part though I now prefer to just use Office online, which finally supports opening encrypted documents - which was the biggest reason why I was using LO/OO in the first place. Since then, I've been careful to use OO only to view MSO files, or edit simple files which didn't employ complex formatting or didn't require further editing.

It is an office suite that lets you grow. This version of LibreOffice is prepared with care and presented with pride by the LibreOffice community. Selected: LibreOffice Windows, version 6.4.0, English (US). I decided not to fix my other docs until someone complains about it. For commercial support around LibreOffice see our list of certified partners. Attempting to fix and recreate all the elements would've taken so long that I had to recreate the entire doc in MSO. I created and submitted a bunch of docx's from this template in OO - thought it was all good, until one day when I opened one of my previous documents in MSO and was shocked to find out that the radio buttons (and some other form elements) were all converted to non-editable images. It's not a very complex document mind you, just a form-looking form. One such problem I noticed was with one of our docx templates which contained a form with some radio buttons. There are some issues in the conversion/saving process that you may not notice until you view or edit that document back in MSO, at which point it may be too late to fix. OnlyOffice is VERY good with formatting compatibility