Free CompuClever Systems' Ultra Office Suite: Word, Spreadsheet, Slide & PDF Compatible
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Ultra Office is the best free office & PDF software in 2019 - a perfect alternative to Word, Excel, Powerpoint & Adobe PDF. Not only can it support Microsoft Office file formats like Word, Excel, and PowerPoint but also OpenOffice document files. Plus, it also offers a PDF editor, a vector graphics and flowcharts drawing program, a databases editor, and a Math formula editing application.
https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/p/ultra-office-for-free-word-spreadsheet-slide-pdf-compatible/9n161bjrlc1d
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Minimum System Requirements
- OS: Windows 10 version 14393.0 or higher
- Architecture: x86
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Edited title to reflect the fact that the publisher of this software is CompuClever Systems Inc. There is no such product as "Microsoft Ultra Office".
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@ctcarl Thanks for that. I was wondering if this was a Microsoft product and hadn’t had a chance to research it yet.
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Can it open, save and create password protected .docx files?
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@mrsguin I suspect that Ultra Office is a rebadged version of the (free) LibreOffice, only optimized for “data sharing” with Microsoft.
RE the first part of that, scroll to the bottom of this page: http://www.compuclever.com/products/ultra-office-suite/
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@ctcarl said in Free CompuClever Systems' Ultra Office Suite: Word, Spreadsheet, Slide & PDF Compatible:
Edited title to reflect the fact that the publisher of this software is CompuClever Systems Inc. There is no such product as "Microsoft Ultra Office".
they are listed as a ‘Microsoft Silver Partner’ at the link, whatever that means.
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@mistercheap said in Free CompuClever Systems' Ultra Office Suite: Word, Spreadsheet, Slide & PDF Compatible:
@ctcarl said in Free CompuClever Systems' Ultra Office Suite: Word, Spreadsheet, Slide & PDF Compatible:
Edited title to reflect the fact that the publisher of this software is CompuClever Systems Inc. There is no such product as "Microsoft Ultra Office".
they are listed as a ‘Microsoft Silver Partner’ at the link, whatever that means.
Likely it means that Microsoft gives them some silver in exchange for your collecting your data.
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@frugalpete It looks like it does have file password protection…scroll down the ad-infested tutorial and you’ll see password protecting files
http://www.compuclever.com/products/ultra-office/online-tutorial/