It’s compatible with Microsoft Office and has features like PDF form creation, publishing to eBook formats and tons more. For a pricier alternative, there’s Corel’s WordPerfect, which was discounted $50 on Friday and selling for $199.99.But for $29.99 a year, it removes the ads and tosses in features like PDF signatures and splitting or merging PDFs to Word. The company, a subsidiary of China’s Kingsoft Corp., offers the complete suite free, if you don’t mind ads. WPS Office Software offers free and subscription-based plans for its suite of office software.It’s at /iwork but it’s only for Mac devices. Apple fans can now get iWork software (documents, spreadsheet, the usual office-type suite) for free too via download to computer or mobile device.LibreOffice also has familiar Word-like products, which it calls Writer (documents), Calc (spreadsheets), Impress (presentations) and more. Another free alternative is LibreOffice, at, another community driven software that is based on Open Office.OpenOffice has community forums, a mailing list and other helpful resources online. On the down side, users will need to keep a DIY attitude and hunt down fixes for problems they find. It’s free because it’s an open-source project, which means a community of developers are supporting it and learning from it. It’s a software suite of programs just like Word, Excel and other Office software tools. The most notable is Apache OpenOffice, found at.There are other options, including some freebies.
There is still a home and student version of Office 2016 available for a one-time cost of $149.99, but that extra phone and chat support isn’t included.
Microsoft has moved most of its Office products to a monthly subscription plan - which on the plus side means phone or chat support is included. This may have you thinking about upgrading - and it could cost you. Office 2007 still works with Windows a decade later, but without support, here are newer (mostly free) alternatives
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