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Is OpenOffice equivalent to Microsoft Works rather than Word?
I downloaded OpenOffice and believe it to be equivalent to MS works rather than word. Is their a grammer plugin for OpenOffice that could help with sentence fragmentation?
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OpenOffice is more powerful than Microsoft Works. It is meant to be open source version and alternative version of Microsoft Office. I have OpenOffice 2.3 installed and OpenOffice Writer (equivalent to Word) is able to open Microsoft Word documents (amongst other file format).
For Grammar checker plug-in, have a look at the following:
LanguageTool
http://extensions.services.openoffice.org/project/languagetool
From the product page:
It can detect some grammar mistakes. It does not include spell checking.
LightProof
http://extensions.services.openoffice.org/project/lightproof
From the product page:
It is grammar checker extension and a framework for quick grammar checker development for every language supported by OpenOffice.org
For Grammar checker plug-in, have a look at the following:
LanguageTool
http://extensions.services.openoffice.org/project/languagetool
From the product page:
It can detect some grammar mistakes. It does not include spell checking.
LightProof
http://extensions.services.openoffice.org/project/lightproof
From the product page:
It is grammar checker extension and a framework for quick grammar checker development for every language supported by OpenOffice.org
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