Hi Tim,
Anxhelo Lushka wrote on 10-09-17 19:51:
Nothing beats free, especially for students who are tight on the
budget. If you don't want to shell out for the king of productivity
software Microsoft Office, then LibreOffice might just be enough for
your needs.
I think this part: "shell out for the king of productivity software
Microsoft Office", is not necessary and this undervalues LibreOffice and
gives an impression to the user that why should them download LO when
they can get "the best" as said in the text.
I agree with that. Maybe the following works:
"If you don't want to shell out for Microsoft Office, then LibreOffice
might well be (more) than suitable for your needs."
Thanks for sharing and doing that important publication!
Cor
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