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It appears Ashampoo is remarketing SoftMaker Office. I haven't tried either yet but as someone who likes Ashampoo Burning Studio and Ashampoo Snap 4, I can see where you would have high expectations for this! How does it compare to Libre Office, Open Office, or Kingsoft Office? Lots of alternatives...

(04-17-2012 10:20 AM)GuardianX Wrote: Guests cannot see links. Registration or Login is required.
Hi,

Let us be for real!!!

This piece of software is nothing but your's truly: "BOGUS"!!!

This is nothing short of "RUBBISH & TRASH"!!!

If anyone see's this reply, please do not waste your precious time; you will only spend your time uninstalling.

This most definitely, is not the real deal "Ashampoo Office 2010 software"!!!

I have multiple software packages from Ashampoo, and this is "NOT" one of any nor does it come close.

Respectfully,
WRC

want to have a try

Thanks!

Thank you.............

Thank you for the link to get Ashampoo Office 2010 for free.

I bought this before, if it is identical then look for the feature that creates a PORTABLE version you can put on a flash drive!



Yep it looks like it does - look at the Utilities subfolder from the Start menu.

thanks a lot!

Thanks

(05-08-2012 01:06 PM)Mr.Dave Wrote: Guests cannot see links. Registration or Login is required.
It appears Ashampoo is remarketing SoftMaker Office. I haven't tried either yet but as someone who likes Ashampoo Burning Studio and Ashampoo Snap 4, I can see where you would have high expectations for this! How does it compare to Libre Office, Open Office, or Kingsoft Office? Lots of alternatives...

Actually, Softmaker Office is quite good.

I recall reading compatibility testing of it along with Open Office and one or two other alternatives. Softmaker Office scored the best in compatibility.

Perhaps most importantly, it will read and write MS Word, Excel and PowerPoint files.

However, the Office 2007 and newer formats, .docx, .xmlx and .pptx, files are only handled in the newer version: Softmaker Office 2012.

I've had Softmaker Office since version 2008 (and Ashampoo's rebrands). I recommend it for whatever that's worth. Your mileage may vary.