Unfortunately, while it looks similar, it’s still lacking a lot of the additional features that make MS Office really great. SoftMaker Office doesn’t really compare to Microsoft Office like all the other office suites out there. One monitor shows the presentation itself while the other monitor allows users to do other stuff while presenting. Presentations also has a presenter view where users use two monitors when presenting. Users can also add music, tables and charts, and TextArt. Presentations also has a lot of animation options for slide transitions and other effects. However, they can also create master-pages in order to ensure that their presentation is uniform.
For users who don’t want to do any designing, they can choose from the multitude of templates Presentations has by default. Just as it was in TextMaker and PlanMaker, Presentations is compatible with MS Powerpoint as its default file format is PPTX. Presentationsįinally, we have Presentations, which is SoftMaker’s version of MS Powerpoint. You can also design your worksheets to make them more pleasing to the eye because PlanMaker also comes with a lot of design options. PlanMaker features pivot tables and easy data filtering, as well as formula auditing and syntax highlighting. You can also load up your old Excel worksheets directly onto PlanMaker. As with TextMaker, old MS Office users can boot up PlanMaker and be completely at home because Excel and PlanMaker have very little difference. PlanMaker’s best asset is its similarity to Excel. This is SoftMaker’s Excel equivalent, and SoftMaker is not only unconcerned about the comparison with MS Excel, but it also seems to be counting on it. It also supports edit sharing and comments, as well as various design options. TextMaker also comes with a spell-checker which supports over 75 languages, a word-counter, and a thesaurus.
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