Does Libre Office really replace MS Office using Windows 10

Hi there
I think there are some perfectly legit copies on Amazon quite cheap (Office 2019) if paying monthly subs doesn't appeal -- I bought a few licenses last year --still all working, legit activation and no problems with applying updates to Office itself or updating to later versions of Windows e.g the insider builds.

If for any reason your software doesn't work and pay with a Credit Card you should be able to get your money back (from the credit card company -- you don't have to rely on a refund from the seller).

My experience with buying stuff with Amazon has been pretty good -- I'm sure though if these copies of Office were "Pirated" or whatever Ms would soon block the licenses and there's be all sorts of warnings all over the Internet saying DO NOT BUY !!!.

Cheers
jimbo

jimbo45 said:

Hi there
I think there are some perfectly legit copies on Amazon quite cheap (Office 2019) if paying monthly subs doesn't appeal -- I bought a few licenses last year --still all working, legit activation and no problems with applying updates to Office itself or updating to later versions of Windows e.g the insider builds.

If for any reason your software doesn't work and pay with a Credit Card you should be able to get your money back (from the credit card company -- you don't have to rely on a refund from the seller).

My experience with buying stuff with Amazon has been pretty good -- I'm sure though if these copies of Office were "Pirated" or whatever Ms would soon block the licenses and there's be all sorts of warnings all over the Internet saying DO NOT BUY !!!.

Cheers
jimbo

Same here. Always ask the supplier if the download link they give you when you buy the licence key is for a genuine MS server or a possibly dodgy third party server. Also buy via Amazon than eBay since Amazon have abetter refund policy if you have problems.

I was frustrated and disappointed with Microsoft Word being unavailable as an offline standalone app. LibreOffice looks like the nearest replacement and appears to be everything Word was before it was online integrated, you can even export to PDF and password protect your saves without being forced to upgrade. Privacy protection and offline use makes LibreOffice the more valuable product here. Goodbye Microsoft Word, you are obsolete

LibreOffice could open Excel and Word files, and also save files in those formats....Just in case anyone is wondering...

Viewing PDFs on LibreOffice is sort of glitchy on visuals with graphics and texts spilling over between pages but I can use Edge or Sumatra so that isnt a critical issue.