ThinkFree Office is the most accurate MS Office-compatible productivity suite on the market today. Use ThinkFree Office to create word processing documents, spreadsheets, and graphic presentations, or open and edit Word, Excel, and Powerpoint documents in ThinkFree Office. Microsoft Word has been the de facto document writing application for decades, but recent years have seen more aggressive competition from Google, Apple, and open-source groups like The Document Foundation. Here are the alternatives to Microsoft Word in 2018.

Robowhitty wrote: Okay, as you may know mac does not have a word processor built in. Notes isnt good enough! I have no disc drive for my mac and need to download something from the mac app store. Download publisher for mac free trial. I dont think you cant get microsoft word on the mac app store. I just need a software to do my homework on and needs to be windows friendly and the software needs to be printer friendly too! Any good software for word processing? П˜ x9D Microsoft Word.

You can buy and download it from If you prefer a free solution follow Mende1's advice and download LibreOffice. Robowhitty wrote: Okay, as you may know mac does not have a word processor built in. Notes isnt good enough! I have no disc drive for my mac and need to download something from the mac app store.

I dont think you cant get microsoft word on the mac app store. I just need a software to do my homework on and needs to be windows friendly and the software needs to be printer friendly too! Any good software for word processing? П˜ x9D Microsoft Word. You can buy and download it from If you prefer a free solution follow Mende1's advice and download LibreOffice. Actually Mac does have a built in word processor which is called TextEdit. Just go to spotlight and type in text and it should come up for you.

In my experience it perfectly open.txt, rtf.doc,.docx files. You can also save in these formats also.

But if you will be getting into any heavy formatting then go with the LibreOffice for a free source. If you don't mind paying then they have Microsoft Office for Mac. I got through my entire Literature course which required us to write a lot of papers and reports with TextEdit. Apple Footer • This site contains user submitted content, comments and opinions and is for informational purposes only.

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