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LibreOffice 5.0 does not come with revolutionary innovations, but this latest version of the software does offer visual and functional improvements. A closer look shows numerous changes – not least of which is better compatibility with Microsoft formats.
The open source software LibreOffice contains an extensive office package built out of the most popular workplace tools used today. These tools include text editing, spreadsheets, presentations, drawings, and database management.
Because the program makes it easy to add extensions, you don't need to worry if a tool you need is not part of the original package. You will find all kinds of functions and document templates on the platform that has been built for this product.
The developers for LibreOffice 5 have thoroughly overhauled and updated the office suite [1]. All of the programs have newly designed logos and user-oriented improvements. Nonetheless, the interface and its optics have not been changed much for this new version.
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