It is probably fine if you do not need to pass a certification test for Excel. It is probably fine if you are using it only within a group of people who have all standardized on LibreOffice. Reportedly, some Mac users have switched to just because of its extremely good stability.LibreOffice is probably fine if you are using it solely for personal use and rarely need to interchange documents. Finally, people like 3.0 for Mac OS X because of its very good stability and performance. In addition, integrates well with the Mac OS X accessibility APIs, and thus offers better accessibility support than many other Mac OS X applications. The cool thing is, while the market leading office suite vendor dropped VBA support and the Solver feature, recently introduced limited VBA support and includes a powerful Solver component.

Thus, behaves like any other Aqua application.

With Version 3.0, is now able to run on Mac OS X without the need for X11.

3.2 Calendar and Email Client (Mozilla Thunderbird and Lightning).

3 Features Released as Extensions and Complimentary Tools.

2.9 Multiple Monitor Support in Impress.

2.7 Maximum Page Size Enlarged for Draw (300cm x 300cm).

2.6 Language Selector in Writer Toolbar.

2.5 Transformation of CSV Data Inside Cells into Columns within Calc.

2 Core Features Introduced With Minor Releases Since 2.0.

1.14 Enhanced XML support and updated XSLT based filters.

1.9 Display of Multiple Writer Pages While Editing.

1.8 1024 Columns Per Calc Sheet (Instead of 256).

1.7 Spreadsheet Collaboration Through Workbook Sharing.

1.6 Improved Crop Feature in Draw and Impress.

1.3 Microsoft Office 2007 Import Filters.

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