I can't move page breaks in page-break view. Page layout does not work at all.when you click in a cell, the selection border shows on the other side of the page and encloses two or three cells. That's just a few of the problems.Īnd Excel is almost unusable. I lost fonts in Word (it won't show ITC fonts even tho they work in other applications) and it's impossible to update the normal.dotm file, so things like my keyboard shortcuts created in "Tools - Customize Keyboard" aren't saved for other documents. SoftMaker Office has a very reasonable price tag, for instance, there's an offer now for a bundle with FlexiPDF Professional 2017 for Windows and SoftMaker Office Professional 2016 for Windows for € 39.95.I just bought a new Mac mini with High Sierra and installed Office for Mac has been a nightmare and I wouldn't advise anyone to do it. The Linux version of a previous SoftMaker Office has received good reviews, especially regarding compatibility with DOCX documents. The usually well-informed German IT magazine C't suggests that there will be a Mac version of SoftMaker Office 2018. It can "only" open DOCX files – which is actually all what I need. WFP uses to convert Microsoft Word DOC documents. On a side note: CafeTran doesn't use the third-party plug-in that e.g. I haven't done any conversion to and from RTF recently, so I don't know the current status. Often times, the formatting of the exported translation had gone lost. At that time, I had to convert Microsoft Word documents to RTF, to import them in Déjà Vu. With DOC, and especially with RTF, I have had big problems, long ago. for replacing or removing them, like if you want to compact the document).
you can take large images out of the unzipped DOCX folder, e.g. As a matter of fact, I find it to be more flexible than the old binary DOC file format (e.g. I haven't experienced any problems with the DOCX file format yet. RTF type, which are ok for almost* any word processor or system.
As for file formats, many clients still deliberately use just old.
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