Can you run Microsoft Office on an Acer Aspire One?

It's a cute Netbook, but it comes with OpenOffice, and that's just crap. I don't complain about the fact that it comes with Linux, I just can't stand Open Office.Do you think there's a way to get it to run Word, Excel, etc? Asked by Linseed 35 months ago Similar questions: run Microsoft Office Acer Aspire Computers > Software.

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Yes, the Aspire One supports Windows XP and even Office 2007, Microsoft Office is one of the most mature software soluti Yes, the Aspire One supports Windows XP and even Office 2007, Microsoft Office is one of the most mature software solutions from Microsoft or anyone else. Microsoft strives to make it "compatible" and suitable for as many people possible and will eventually make it easier for blind and retired hookers to even use. With that being said, you can install Office onto a working version of Windows or Mac OS with different options including a "minimal" build which strives to use as little disk space as possbile but will interrupt itself whenever you attempt to use a feature you didn't initally install.

Whether or not Office is better than Open Office is a religous debate that will last longer than conflict in the middle east, I personally prefer Open Office but Open Office isn't 100% compatible with all the formatting features of MS Office created / modified files. Open Office is only 99.5% compatible and it fails when it comes to worthless weirdo charts made and embedded from Excel spreadsheets or hyperactive and customized bullets created with Microsoft Word.

1 I thought that one had an option to run XP home. If it does, you can run MS Office. Otherwise, you're stuck with open source.

I thought that one had an option to run XP home. If it does, you can run MS Office. Otherwise, you're stuck with open source.

2 There is no MS Office version that will run on Linux. (And "open source" doesn't mean "linux-compatible. " There are many open-source titles for Windows, and there are many closed-source titles for Linux.)OpenOffice is supposed to be a worthy (and free) alternative to MS Office.

We are investigating it for our organization. I am surprised you dislike it so much. Can you say what you don't like about it?

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There is no MS Office version that will run on Linux. (And "open source" doesn't mean "linux-compatible. " There are many open-source titles for Windows, and there are many closed-source titles for Linux.)OpenOffice is supposed to be a worthy (and free) alternative to MS Office.

We are investigating it for our organization. I am surprised you dislike it so much. Can you say what you don't like about it?

3 Forget MS Office, get Open Office instead - it's much better. It's extremely compatible with MS Office, so much so that there's no learning curve; if you know MS Office, you can instantly use Open Office. It can open, edit, and save in all the MS Office formats: .

Doc, . Xls, . Ppt, and .

Mdb.It's open-source, backed by Sun, and self-updating. If you have MS Office, in a few years Microsoft will come out with a new version; you'll have to pay to upgrade, or you won't be able to read documents created with the newer version. On the other hand, if you have Open Office you won't have that problem, because it will be updated to open, edit, and save in those "modern" formats.

And Open Office is free. Seriously, why would anyone buy Microsoft Office? .

Forget MS Office, get Open Office instead - it's much better. It's extremely compatible with MS Office, so much so that there's no learning curve; if you know MS Office, you can instantly use Open Office. It can open, edit, and save in all the MS Office formats: .

Doc, . Xls, . Ppt, and .

Mdb.It's open-source, backed by Sun, and self-updating. If you have MS Office, in a few years Microsoft will come out with a new version; you'll have to pay to upgrade, or you won't be able to read documents created with the newer version. On the other hand, if you have Open Office you won't have that problem, because it will be updated to open, edit, and save in those "modern" formats.

And Open Office is free. Seriously, why would anyone buy Microsoft Office?

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Actually reference is made to the Acer aspire one netbook.

How do I add my Microsoft software in my virtual box that I have on my flash drive. I run Lnux Mint 10 Debian.

How to fix my acer aspire so I can connect to the internet.

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