OpenOffice 3.1 is truly a leap forward in branding.Īnother great feature of OpenOffice 3.1 is that it uses its own file locking system regardless of the operating system. All applications in the new toolkit have improved processing capabilities. Previously, to start Writer, it took 12 seconds, at 3.1, to wait only 6 seconds.
The OpenOffice test on Windows XP and MEPIS 8, a Linux distribution built on the Debian platform shows that the execution capability of 3.1 is much faster than its predecessor, especially on Windows.
You can see an example of a comparison of the visibility of version 3.1 versus OpenOffice 3.0 here. Using anti-aliasing techniques, application menus, text and images display much sharper and clearer. The first impression of the new OpenOffice version is a more eye-catching interface.
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OpenOffice also has a series of versions with localized display languages.
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In addition, the most important point is that OpenOffice is completely free, multi-platform support from Linux, Mac OS X, Solaris and Windows. Compared to Microsoft's rich app, OpenOffice lacks an email-handling application like Outlook, but it can be a perfect replacement for MS Office. 3.1 is a suite of office application tools including a series of word processors like Writer (word processing), Calc (spreadsheet), Impress (presentation) and Base (database management). Some improvements of OpenOffice 3.1 can be easily recognized, but the most important changes of the office application on the way to replace MS Office are "hidden" in the design structure. The latest version of the open-source 3.1 office suite has just arrived.
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