Solved Free full featured office suite - SoftMaker Office 2008

[IownAmoneyPit]

[FONT=Verdana,Tahoma,Arial,Helvetica,Sans-serif]SoftMaker Office is a complete and limited - featured office suite that comes with a word processor, a spreadsheet, and a presentation-graphics program. Compatible with many Microsoft Word and Excel formats. (pre Office 2010), more like office 2003.

Note:Requires registration using Your name, Country & E Mail address used for activation and to obtain serial key by E Mail.

Free [/FONT][FONT=Verdana,Tahoma,Arial,Helvetica,Sans-serif]SoftMaker Office 2008[/FONT]

Formats the Word Processor (TextMaker) can open.



Formats the Spread Sheet (PlanMaker) can open.



Formats the Power point like application (Presentations) can open.



Note: Compatible with XP, Vista & Windows 7 and currently using in Windows 8 CP (Compatibility mode)
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[seekermeister]

Sounds good, but since I already have MS Office 2007, I guess I don't need it. Will it do something that mine won't?

 

[BrightBlessings]

Thank you for posting this.

 

[IownAmoneyPit]

Sounds good, but since I already have MS Office 2007, I guess I don't need it. Will it do something that mine won't?

I too have Office 2007 which is good for 3 users/partitions and am currently dual booting Win 7 & 8 on 2 computers which leaves me a partition without an office program.

I had just downloaded and installed yesterday on my win 8 partition but haven't really test driven it. I have also read reviews that it is comparable to open office.

Also the interface resembles that of office 2003 but may be a good substitute for those that cannot afford MS office.

 

[C32C3]

IownAmoneyPit,

I appreciate your post. SoftMake Office 2008 looks like a good alternative to those not using MS Office.

However, I am a bit confused. Recently I posted concerning a limited time offer of a very well-known software and it was considered a violation of rules by the forum monitors.

Please don't misunderstand my meaning here; I am NOT attempting to do anything but get an understanding of what is and what is not considered advertising.

 

[wanchoo]

Looks good. You have stated pre Office 2010. Does this mean that it shall not read files in docx format? Normally it should, because Office 2007 can read them but I just want to make sure before downloading.

 

[seekermeister]

IownAmoneyPit,

I appreciate your post. SoftMake Office 2008 looks like a good alternative to those not using MS Office.

However, I am a bit confused. Recently I posted concerning a limited time offer of a very well-known software and it was considered a violation of rules by the forum monitors.

Please don't misunderstand my meaning here; I am NOT attempting to do anything but get an understanding of what is and what is not considered advertising.

Since I don't know anything about your experience myself, I can't make any direct reference, but since you used the word advertising, which suggests a paid product, I would suspect that is the reason for your problem.

There is no rule against mentioning a paid product, that is done often. However, good deal or not, posting a link to such a promotion is in fact acting on behalf of the owners of the product. Consider this response just an educated guess.

 

[IownAmoneyPit]

@C32C3 as stated in original post only the 2008 version is free it just requires reregistration and activation like MS office.

@wanchoo I added the formats this software can work with to original post.

 

[Katherinez212]

Thanks for this one,,,,got it,,,,