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Great features. PDF facility a major plus, interoperability, multi-OS support and support all adds up to a superb package.
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StarOffice 7.0 review
Overview
StarOffice 7.0
- Editors rating
8.0
Verdict
StarOffice is suitable for education institutions and home users, but its poor Microsoft compatibility limits its business uses.
Typical price
£ 44
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