Computer Science, asked by rishidakshin, 8 months ago

What are the three benefits of using Libreoffice?

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Answered by brownie24

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Explanation:

Here are some of the advantages of LibreOffice over other office suites:

No licensing fees. LibreOffice is free for anyone to use and distribute at no cost. ...

Open source. ...

Cross-platform. ...

Extensive language support. ...

Consistent user interface. ...

Integration.

Answered by lk162381

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Explanation:

Here are some of the advantages of LibreOffice over other office suites:

No licensing fees. LibreOffice is free for anyone to use and distribute at no cost. ...

Open source. ...

Cross-platform. ...

Extensive language support. ...

Consistent user interface. ...

Integration.

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