Norman Fulton
GBEasy transition from Microsoft to TrulyOffice I selected TO after reviewing the features, price, and reviews. I was not disappointed. TO replicates the Microsoft environment very well for documents and slides (haven't tried sheets yet). Getting up to speed is very quick. I like some aspects of TO user interface better than Microsoft. No contract to sign. And no ads. One problem I encountered was with email back to support. I never received any reply to my mails and when I called the support line, the person said they never received the mails.
RavenNinetySixEW
GBProposed Slides Features There's features I'd like to have. For slides, I want to remove the background in pictures. I couldn't find that function. For animations in Slides, I want to change the pivot point on objects and images. Power Point has the first feature I mentioned, but not the 2nd. Adding both would surpass PP capabilities in image manipulation. A 3rd thing, allow images to be skewed, adjusting perspective. If you have 4 corner controls, allow each corner to be moved individually. You could resize portions like a forced perspective. I hope I've described it well enough.
Arthur
GBGreat tool Great tool, even better price. Opens and creates MS compatible files. No recurring fees to use the software. My main concern is that there isn’t a cross platform focus. Works great on my MacBook, but there isn’t a version supporting iPad or IOS. I am not always working on my Laptop.
Daniel Barney
GBWas easy to transfer items over to email system Was easy to transfer items over to truly office ie. email especially. Minimal learning curve, mostly connections. Was able to get help from web site to figure it out.
Doreen Bass
GBOpening Word documents is cumbersome. Opening Word documents is cumbersome. 1-Open Trulyoffice 2-Open new document (even if I'm not needing it) 3-Then open a Word document. At least with MS Word all I had to do was click on it.