PS: For all but the most simple and basic use, I consider the “Alternative Find & Replace” extension for Writer (aka “AltSearch”) to be *absolutely essential*. That said, I still maintain that where *basic features* are concerned, the transition from Microsoft Office to LibreOffice is quite easy. Given many developers’ rapid adoption of ultra-simplified smartphone interfaces (even for desktop apps), I imagine there must be at least *some* users that fall into that category, especially among the young. (UbitMenu is a third-party Office extension that adds a new section to the Ribbon containing the old menu-and-toolbar interface.) Users who have only ever used the Ribbon and who don’t have much experience with traditional interfaces in other apps may have a slightly rougher time transitioning than I did.
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I don’t like the Ribbon - which I consider to be a proprietary vendor lock-in tool not worth getting “addicted” to - and whenever I need to get work done quickly and efficiently using MS Office 2007+ on someone else’s computer, I install UbitMenu. Advanced features are not always handled in quite the same way.įull Disclosure: I used to be a fairly advanced user of pre-2007 Word and Excel but switched from MS Office to LibreOffice three or four years ago, in anticipation of jumping ship from Windows to Linux. For more *advanced features*, there can be a definite learning curve … just as there was in MS Office. Speaking only to Writer (~Word) and Calc (~Excel), the transition from MS Office to LO for *basic features* is easy - maybe even effortless. Moreover, many keyboard shortcuts are exactly the same. (LibreOffice has been working on an optional, vaguely ribbon-like “NotebookBar” interface for a couple/few years, but I don’t know how far along the project has come.)Īnyone who is familiar with traditional menu-and-toolbar interfaces - especially users who cut their teeth on pre-2007 Microsoft Office - shouldn’t have much trouble finding the commands they are looking for in LibreOffice.
The following Microsoft 365 Apps for enterprise features are not included in Office 2019 for Mac.MS Office has used a “ribbon” interface since Office 2007, and LibreOffice uses a traditional menu-and-toolbar interface. Microsoft 365 is the subscription service of Office, and it will have the most creative, collaborative, intelligent, and secure features to go along with cloud connectivity.
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The following Microsoft 365 features are not included in Office 2019 for Windows.
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