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ThinkFree Office is a powerful suite of productivity applications which enables you to access both your files and your applications from virtually any Internet-connected computer anywhere, anytime. It gives you a suite of familiar, easy-to-use applications: word processor, spreadsheet, and presentation graphics, as well as easy navigation of your folders, both on your hard disk and on the Internet. You'll be comfortable using it from the start, and you'll be producing professional-quality work in no time.
What's New
Version 4.0.1480.97: Release notes were unavailable when this listing was updated.
Requirements
PPC / Intel, Mac OS X 10.4 or later.
PPC / Intel, Mac OS X 10.4 or later.
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| Downloads:25,129 |
| Version Downloads:1,338 |
| Type:Business : Word Processing |
| License:Demo |
| Date:22 Nov 2010 |
| Platform:PPC / Intel |
| Price: $49.95 |
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ThinkFree Office is a powerful suite of productivity applications which enables you to access both your files and your applications from virtually any Internet-connected computer anywhere, anytime. It gives you a suite of familiar, easy-to-use applications: word processor, spreadsheet, and presentation graphics, as well as easy navigation of your folders, both on your hard disk and on the Internet. You'll be comfortable using it from the start, and you'll be producing professional-quality work in no time.
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D9 reviewed on 09 Nov 2006
When compared to NeoOffice, the two are much the same. Unfortunately, ThinkFree doesn't allow you to customize toolbars; often desired to maximize screen space on laptops. Both suites also are missing many keystroke shortcuts, often critical to workflow (e.g. - row placement in Excel via Shift key).
Finally, the others are right. While I appreciate the ThinkFree effort, why pay $50 when NeoOffice offers as much if not more for free? However, a great alternative is their ThinkFree Online. It's free and offers a well produced web suite with ample storage space.
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Go NeoOffice (www.planamesa.com/neojava) instead.
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Jeff H. reviewed on 10 Jul 2006
I'd also like to get away from MS, but...
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M-Rick reviewed on 19 Apr 2006
I am waiting for the native port of Koffice, it is on the good way ... :-)
http://ranger.befunk.com/blog/
Not so native, but kde has a fairly pleasant ui.
Anonymous reviewed on 15 Nov 2005
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Anonymous reviewed on 25 Aug 2005
The lack of customization for the Toolbars while expected of a cross-platform Java-based program is still a disappointment. It does not let you combine separate bars onto one line which is necessary for mobile users with wider than higher screen space. As I said, speed is a bit slow but really only in startup; an option allows you to reserve the launch memory for quicker future access if you're willing to part with it. Otherwise, actual usage is steady. Once again, Show is where I saw the slowest responses; especially concerning Slideshow presentations. Transitions tax the CPU heavily.
That said, at $50/seat, it's a great alternative to Office; it even breaks even with the MS Office Student/Teacher version. If Apple does not come out with its version of Excel for iWork soon, I may jump in to ThinkFree Office.
Anonymous reviewed on 25 Aug 2005