Avis clients sur Apache OpenOffice

Une suite bureautique multilingue, gratuite et complète

Commentaires : J'utilise cette suite pour mon travail d'enseignante, notamment pour la production de flyers et d'affiches car les fonctions de dessin sont très abouties

Avantages :

Apache OpenOffice est une suite bureautique efficace et polyvalente qui permet de créer de nombreux types de documents, de la feuille de calcul à la présentation multimédia. Très facile d'utilisation, intuitive, complète et totalement gratuite, cette suite réunit dans une seule et unique application, les outils essentiels au traitement de texte, au calcul, au dessin et à la présentation. Par sa polyvalence et ses multiples fonctionnalités, Apache OpenOffice Calc répond aussi bien aux besoins des particuliers qu’à ceux des entreprises.

Inconvénients :

La rubrique Aide n'est pas très développée et les fonctionnalités du programme sont moins avancées que celles de certaines autres suites professionnelles payantes. Par ailleurs, le logiciel rencontre parfois certains problèmes de compatibilité

Super logiciel à moindre coût

Avantages :

Facilité d'accès son rapport qualité prix ? Gratuit et aussi simple d'utilisation

Inconvénients :

Aucun . Peut être un petit bémol... base climat limité

Un logiciel complet qui se suffit à lui-même

Commentaires : Je prends plaisir à travailler sur Apache OpenOffice, pour le suivi de mes budgets, les devis, les campagnes de pub...je peux créer à ma guise selon mes besoins.

Avantages :

Logiciel très facile d'utilisation, intuitif. Agréable d'avoir du traitement de texte, du calcul, du dessin, dans une même application. Je fais beaucoup de flyers et affiches, et pour moi le logiciel dessin est plus facile d'utilisation que certains gros logiciels et le rendu visuel est très satisfaisant.

Inconvénients :

Parfois, j'ai du mal à trouver des fonctionnalités essentiellement dans la partie calcul, mais il est très facile de les retrouver par l'aide ou les tutos en ligne.

traitement de texte openoffice

Avantages :

J'utilise openoffice pour la rédaction des lettres, courriers et réalisation des documents de mon entreprise. Le fait que celui ci soit gratuit me permet de pouvoir avoir un traitement de texte. L'ajout de police personnalisé me facilite la tâche dans la création de contenu

Inconvénients :

pas de difficultés particulieres à l'utilisation du logiciel

Mon avis

Commentaires : Je travaille surtout avec le tableur CALC

Avantages :

Tout est super par rapport à Libre Office

Inconvénients :

J'aimerai avoir plus d'aide quand on clique sur "Aide". il faudrait dévelpper cette aide.

Suite bureautique gratuite et simple d'utilisation

Avantages :

Logiciel gratuit qui dispose des fonctionnalités de base de bureautique et de traitement de texte

Inconvénients :

Les possibilités en matière de mise en page/présentation sont plus limitées que sur d'autres logiciels comme la suite Affinity (payante).

Un éditeur de texte

Commentaires : Avec Apache OpenOffice pas besoin de licence, il offre toutes les fonctionnalités gratuit

Avantages :

Apache OpenOffice est un éditeur de texte open source, il vous permet de faire la mise en forme de vos documents et rapport

Inconvénients :

Apache OpenOffice est très limité en terme de fonctionnalités et d'outil de mise en forme

Pratique et moins cher que pack office Microsoft

Commentaires : J’ai pu faire mes tableaux sans problèmes.J’utilise beaucoup pour mes courriers.

Avantages :

Le produit est facilement utilisable même sans formation. Mon fils l’utilisait au collège.

Inconvénients :

Outil pour dessin pourrait être plus élaboré

Suite logicièle gratuite complète

Avantages :

Gratuit et disponible sur tous les os courants.

Inconvénients :

Incomplet par rapport à la suite microsoft

excellent logiciel

Commentaires : permet de créer et de modifier les documents , il est aussi possible de transférer des documents enregistrés en d'autres formats

Avantages :

très bon logiciel avec différents modules et qui répond aux besoins d'entreprise

Inconvénients :

un peu compliqué à trouver la version française sinon c'est parfait

Apache open office

Avantages :

Sa simplicité d'utilisation pour tout le

Inconvénients :

Tout est absolument parfait sauf couleur

OpenOffice is a professional and Free option for Office Suite Software

Commentaires : I first started using OpenOffice when working for a cash strapped non-for-profit. I recommended this as an alternative to the licensed software. I have never looked back. The only time I use licensed software (The big M) is when the organization I'm working for has purchased an enterprise license. I have used OpenOffice professionally for over 10 years!

Avantages :

OpenOffice is free and available to anyone. I can collaborate with someone that does not have access to licensed software or someone that does. This software can read, edit and store in their own file formats or the format of a very well known licensed software. I have used this software personally and in a work environment.

Inconvénients :

Every once in a while, some macros or PowerPoint features will not translate well. It has been a few years since I've encountered any translation issues, but some may still exist.

Open Office: an open source oasis in a desert of corporate cash grab products

Avantages :

The vast array of capabilities while being free! I've used OpenOffice for years for multiple jobs for multiple companies. Open Office is extremely easy to use, and as I get older, easier to use because MicroSoft Word keeps changing and OpenOffice's UI remains as a "classic interface." Its easy to have multiple computers in the office use OO because of no licensing, and to be able to open and save in legacy formats to extremely useful. I worked at an office that used Apple Numbers and it was dreadful, so I convinced everyone to us OO, and everyone agreed it was the better move, and all of our files were compatible which made the switch much easier.

Inconvénients :

Nothing. And I mean that, there are no downsides to OpenOffice. Maybe only that not enough people are aware of it, but without it being a profit motivated program, that makes sense.

Forget about using OpenOffice!

Commentaires : I've been really happy with it (some concerns with some specific version, but nothing that couldn't be resolved downgrading to the previous one.
The lack of support and the creation of LibreOffice made it a deprecated solution, unless you are already a user who doesn't feel confortable with changes (but you would feel much happier with LibreOffice from minute 1).

Avantages :

I have been a daily user of OpenOffice since its earliest versions. It has been THE alternative to Microsoft Suite for many years, and at no cost. Its vast number of developers around the world made it easy to find solutions to your problems in any language, and to install flawlessly a wide number of plugins. But the situation changed in 2010 when concerns arose around the management of the project. Actually Apache is the owner of the project, and also if it is still free, I wouldn't recommend to spend a second on it.

Inconvénients :

Its development has not been updated in the last years, if not for minor updates, and community support is falling down. Also if a strong community is still existing, it has majorly moved to LibreOffice project, a suite which is the choice if you are looking for an (inexpensive) alternative to Microsoft. Having to chose between OpenOffice and LibreOffice (both based on the original OpenOffice experience), there is very little to discuss: the second one is the only alternative you should consider.

Amazing Alternative to High Priced Options

Commentaires : I have been using OpenOffice for years. It is a great alternative to Microsoft's Office Suite.

Avantages :

OpenOffice is Free, Functional, and has tons of Extensions

Inconvénients :

The User Manual can be a little difficult to use at times.

Free and opensource software that gives you quality management

Commentaires : I strongly recommend this software just because it is freely available for use and extension. My company has been using this software since I joined them. I was new to any software like this. But the assimilation was excellent. From academics to my professional career, Apache OpenOffice is so easy to use that the actual understanding takes no time. No formal training was required by me.

Avantages :

I love the point that this whole suite of project management is available for free. This feature-loaded software can compete with any paid software. New startups do not have big requirements, for them, this is a good start. Instead of paying extra for other software, We can use all the apps like Word, Excel, PowerPoint, etc. for free with it. I also marked that unlike other products it does not require much RAM space.

Inconvénients :

The design of this software is amazing and robust but the UI is very verbose and dull. Even with other skins, the UI is not much appealing. Users coming from Microsoft Office will face some problems with mouse gestures. Also, cloud-based editing is missing here.

Excellent MS Office Alternative - Minus Some Bells and Whistles

Commentaires : OpenOffice is hands down my favorite office application suite. Yes, it isn't the prettiest or the most feature-rich, but it offers everything probably 95% of today's workforce would need, minus real-time editing collaboration.

Avantages :

OpenOffice is excellent for a free and open-source office application suite. It offers all the essential core functionality of MS Office for the low low price of absolutely free! When I was a student and began my career I was using OpenOffice exclusively. If offers excellent capabilities right out of the box and is available even on Linux (my preferred operating system).

Inconvénients :

The lack of an online collaboration feature really is the only reason I had to switch away from this with my company. It's a much-needed feature, especially at this time, with everyone working remotely.

Alternative to Microsoft office

Commentaires : I have had OpenOffice freeze in mid of work and the only way to solve the issue was to restart the pc. you can as well go to save and have the entire application shutdown automatically.

Avantages :

Free and open-source, it can do some of the tasks that are done by other professional software in its category but I would recommend choosing another if you want reliability and better performance.

Inconvénients :

Mostly on certain systems, you will encounter bugs that can cause you to lose or interrupt your work. The open office has other issues that can as well affect those you work with. It could be adaptable to some and absolute a nightmare to others. If you are familiar with Microsoft office don't think you will be able to use open office easily matter of fact it can be a very big problem to switch.

The best alternative to Microsoft Office

Commentaires : For normal operations and regular tasks, Open Office works perfectly. We are enjoying how much money we are saving.

Avantages :

OpenOffice is fully compatible with Excel, Word, Powerpoint and Access solutions. Since this is a free solution, we are saving years of subscription costs for each employee. We also liked that Open Office is a light program.

Inconvénients :

We found issues with using the design in the following documents; DOCx, XLSx and PPTx. In addition, some VBA codes cannot be executed for certain APIs. Performance have some problems when uploading or working with elaborated Excel documents.

Review for Apache OpenOffice

Commentaires : Saved a lot since it is free and it can still do the same thing as MS Office. It will be hard to use it at the start but once you get used to the layout, it is just the same as using MS Office.

Avantages :

It is free to use and it is the best alternative for MS Office.

Inconvénients :

Even with saving the files in compatible formats there are still formatting issues when opening MS Office files to Apache OpenOffice and vise-versa like spacing and fonts.

Best Office Software

Commentaires : Very reliable. Always works with any document from any office software. You will always be able to open a document from your colleague.

Avantages :

This is by far the best free office software. Being open source, it is built by passionate individuals who all want the same thing. No bloatware, no malware. Pure productivity goodness!

Inconvénients :

Sometimes feels a little unrefined compared to commercial options. The design is a little dated too.

If you can't afford MS Office...

Commentaires : I've used it on numerous occasions to rescue and reformat corrupted files (particularly in its Word version), earning major kudos from students and clients in full panic mode that the CV or project they've put their heart into has been lost forever. Not so! Open Office rescued it. It loads quickly, can save in many different formats (more than MS Office) and is more adaptable. The portable copy has proved a lifesaver when out and about. I can plug it into any Windows computer and get to work immediately.

Avantages :

Open Office reminds me of the old MS Office, with a similar layout and ease of use. It's not as big a resource hog as MS Office and for basic use it's excellent. Being free certainly doesn't hurt! While I do have MS Office as well, I write first drafts in Open Office and then copy it across. Seeing the subtly different layout allows me to see errors that I missed before and since Open Office can be got as a portable app, I can take it anywhere on a memory stick, plug it in and get going. It saves to MS Office formats as well as its own proprietary ones, and you can set it to default to MS Office format if you want. It can often open files MS Office struggles with, allowing you to rescue corrupted documents and put them back into a format MS Office can read, so even if you have the expensive software having this as a backup is worth it for when things go wrong.

Inconvénients :

Doesn't have all the bells and whistles of MS Office and sometimes you want to do something that in MS Office would be a breeze (like inserting page numbers) and in Open Office is a little more tricky, but there are tons of searchable help files and advice pages which means you can usually find a way.

If you don't need all the bells and whistles, go for this

Avantages :

I remember coming across OpenOffice several years ago and thought I would give it a try as it seemed a valuable "agnostic" solution that worked on Mac, PC, and Linux machines alike and it was free to download, install and use. Generally, what I liked about OpenOffice was the fact that it provided most of the main features of the various Word, Excel, etc. True, the user interface may not have been as good as that of such tools but, overall, OpenOffice met its goals of letting users leverage the core features needed for writing, creating tables, etc. I would say that if you don't need advanced features but mainly the basics, OpenOffice could be the one "digital office tool" for you.

Inconvénients :

There are a few things I am not a fan of when it comes to OpenOffice. The firsts one is the fact that, unlike some of the other tools, it doesn't have a mobile app. This means that you will always be dependent on working from your computer, always. Next is the fact that it does come with a "ceiling" meaning that you might find yourself in need of something else at some point in the future because you may feel as if you have outgrown OpenOffice as a platform. Also, keep in mind that it has been discontinued so you may find versions still available for you to use but may be outdated.

Best Productivity Application and Alternate to Micrososoft

Commentaires : Apache OpenOffice is really helping me in my business. It is saving us from everyday licensing issues of microsoft. This software is really complete peace of mind.

Avantages :

I liked OpenOffice software because it fulfills all aspects of productivity applications. This is free of cost software provided by Apache foundation. Apache have provided software setup so that this software is easily getting installed on PC/Laptop. The software is compatible with microsoft office files and you can easily open/edit files microsoft files. OpenOffice is complete suite of office application which includes spreadsheet, word-processor, slides presentation applications and other important tools also. I liked its interoperability feature so that its files are easily supported across various platforms. I appreciate Apache Foundation for making such hassle free software which is giving benefits to masses.

Inconvénients :

I am using Microsoft Office applications since a long so i am habitual to save files in Microsoft format like .docx,doc, .xlsx,xls, .pptx.ptt etc but while i save files in open-office, it b defaullt takes .ods/.ots/.odp format which sometime creates confusion and i have to save them in microsoft format so that while sharing to others they can easily understand that.

A decent alternative to Microsoft if required

Commentaires : I like it. I tend to use Office myself but that's mostly because it is what is provided. I use OpenOffice occasionally just to keep me up to date with it so I can help students that are using it but this has meant that, with familiarity, I've reached the point where if I were paying the bill myself, I would absolutely look into deploying OpenOffice in my workplace.

Avantages :

The thing I like most about this product is probably the price. It's free and works well. Outside of this though I really like the development that has gone into OpenOffice. When it started out it was hideous, limited and buggy. More importantly compatibility with Office programs (e.g. Word and Excel) was incredibly iffy and lagged behind each update. There was very little reason to use OpenOffice aside from the price. Nowadays it still doesn't look great (it's better though!) but it's such an improved experience in terms of the rest of those issues. For example Writer does everything most will want from Word and I actually prefer the way that it handles pasting images and formatting tables. There are now legitimate reasons to choose OpenOffice in terms of the programs on offer, and if opensource is appealing then I'd recommend it as the default work-suite.

Inconvénients :

OpenOffice suffers the same issues as most opensource software. It is written by people that have a very good understanding of coding and perhaps are not as good at UI or understanding how to ease relatively new users into an experience that differs to Word. OpenOffice generally works on the function over form approach and so the best that can be said of most of the offerings within is that they are "not hideous anymore" The UI is both stark in aesthetic and a little merciless for newcomers though; options are packed in and occasionally something requires a little more "under the hood" work to get going (e.g. getting the default list of recent documents to be longer can be a bit of a chore)