SSuite Office: Future of Desktop Office Suites
SSuite Office is the new and Future of Desktop Office Suites. SSuite Office – The Fifth Element introduces some new innovative concepts in interface design and user-friendly application interaction. With its full 32-bit architecture and stability, SSuite Office – The Fifth Element can improve your productivity and document format compatibility. You get instant system access, [...]
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Microsoft Office is one of the Popular Office Suite, but there are some more office suites which are also Best and Free too. So am here posting some of them.
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September 12, 2008 by Raj
Filed under Backup utilities, Email, Office, Outlook Express, Software
MailStore Home is a desktop e-mail archiving solutions for single users. You can get it up and running on your personal computer within minutes.
With MailStore Home, you can store hundreds of thousands of e-mail messages and attachments in one permanent archive – “your MailStore”. All the messages are stored MIME-compatible and they can be recovered [...]
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July 13, 2008 by Raj
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Go-OO is an OpenOffice.org fork that features faster load and response times, and several features not included in the standard version of the program. Go-OO’s user interface is more familiar, with lots of small pieces of polish. Go-OO has built in OpenXML import filters and it will import your Microsoft Works files. It has better [...]
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Outlook on the Desktop is a free application built on .Net by Michael Scriv. It allows you to pick any one of the main Outlook views (Inbox, Calendar, Tasks, etc), and display it directly on your desktop. The display is shown in a mildly opaque way, so that you can still see your desktop wallpaper [...]
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