- Google Docs & Spreadsheets - One of the more developed online office tools, Google only offers a word processor and spreadsheet, though there have long been rumors of a presentation tool (and recent acquisitions by the company would suggest that they are likely true).
- Zoho Office Suite - Zoho is one of the most complete online office suites, offering more tools than you'll even find in Microsoft Office's student and teacher version.
- gOFFICE - No frills gOFFICE has a very familiar look and feel.
- ThinkFree - ThinkFree can replace Word, Excel, and Powerpoint with its suite of online apps, and they offer downloadable versions of their software as well.
- EditGrid - EditGrid only does spreadsheets, but does them very well.
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Google Docs makes collaboration easy. It refreshes and displays changes to the document fast while other collaborators are reviewing the document.
ReplyDeleteOpenOffice is a free, open-source productivity suite with a word processor, spreadsheet, presentation, graphics and database support.
http://www.openoffice.org/
http://why.openoffice.org/