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Big changes coming to online office suite ThinkFree next week
by Brad Linder Mar 31st 2008 at 11:15AM
On April 7th, ThinkFree will launch a major update. While we expect there to be a ton of tweaks, here are some of the key changes:
- Offline/Online editing - ThinkFree Manager, an offline desktop suite for Windows, Mac, and Linux will get a major price drop. And when we say major, we mean instead of paying $50 for a license, you'll be able to download the desktop software for free.
- New "Note" web-based WYSIWYG editor which lets you create and edit documents while incorporating online content from sites like YouTube and Flickr.
- New Mobile Internet Device (MID) version of ThinkFree optimized for small touchscreen devices
- Support for Microsoft Office 2007 documents
- Support for Windows Vista and OS X 10.5
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Joe Beaulaurier said 5:39PM on 3-31-2008
Google, MS, and who? Zoho? How did they make the list while opensource (read free) OpenOffice didn't. And OpenOffice just launched a new release as well --> http://www.prweb.com/releases/openofficeorg/40/prweb759464.htm
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Brad Linder said 5:41PM on 3-31-2008
Because OpenOffice.org doesn't have an online office suite. It's desktop software. That said, we cover OpenOffice.org quite frequently and did write an article about the latest release: http://www.downloadsquad.com/2008/03/26/openoffice-org-2-4-released/
Joe Beaulaurier said 5:48PM on 3-31-2008
Erm... nevermind. ;-)
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