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What's the best version of Microsoft Office?
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| By "best", I mean most performant and least buggy.
*And no, LibreOffice, Google Docs, etc. aren't answers.
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| they are tho
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No. Unfortunately, I work in an industry that uses software that have Microsoft Office as dependencies.
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| 2007. If you're forced to use a newer one then 2013. Older ones are buggy and the newer one is plain horrible.
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| Of course 2007
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| Use LaTeX if you're not computer illiterate and want speed even with gigantic documents.
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| I guess it's partly based on your experience with each version. We had 2010 and 2013 in my community college.
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any particular reasons why 2007 and 2013 are better than th other?
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| By "best", I mean most performant and least buggy.
*And no, LibreOffice, Google Docs, etc. aren't answers.