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What is the best office suite/programs for linux in general?
Best office suite/programs for debian squeeze?
Best ms office office compatible office suite/programs?
I want document creator,spreadsheet,presentation maker
I currently use openoffice supplied in debian squeeze.Is it okay or should I switch to any other suite/programs?
The one you have that come with the distro is well tunned for Squeeze, if you don't have the complete suite you can install the missing parts through synaptic package manager, or if you prefer then aptitude or yet apt-get.
Synaptic is very easy to use, if you don't have it installed then in the terminal type(as root):
If you've got OpenOffice already, do you have a problem?
There will always be some MS files that look a bit odd when you import them. Every month I get an auction catalogue and a bid form: the huge catalogue is fine but the one-page bid form has to be tidied up! To keep line lengths right, use the Liberation fonts: the characters are the same width as those in Times New Roman and Arial. Page length cannot be guaranteed, even with different versions of the same word processor.
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